The Habsburg Monarchy in Brazil

I assume this has to be Argentina.

No problem.

So can we see the monarchy survive in Brazil until present day.

After the death of Charles I, Prince Dom Philip takes the throne as Philip I in 1825 and continues the war in Uruguay. And after Simón Bolívar promised not to intervene in the war, Dom Philip moved the troops of Chiquitos and Moxos and directed them to Buenos Aires, and although Uruguay was not as attractive to the agricultural sector, it was attractive to the industrial sector that was growing in the country, and was seen as a new industrial zone to be used. In 1828 the war ended and Uruguay remained Brazilian, and one of the decisive factors for the Brazilian victory was the First Edict of Prohibition( At the time signed only as Edict of Prohibition), signed in 1821 by Charles I, which prohibited the use of Spanish throughout Brazil, and the Edict of Expulsion and Immigration, which was also signed by Dom Charles I, in 1823, which expelled all military, intellectuals, and other influential people of Hispanic origin from Uruguay, except clerics, and requested the immigration of Brazilian inhabitants to Uruguay, in exchange for land and opportunities to open and expand industries and other companies.

During the war, Brazil demonstrated internationally the power of its army, which would increase and modernize from military academies and good wages. Two years later, the Palatine Complex of Salvador that began to be built in 1815 had been completed and attracted many eyes, both inside and outside Brazil. The complex is located very close to the Cathedral of Salvador, It's Neoclassical style, has 80 ha, contains 4 large gates, 1000 buildings, 28 050 rooms, circular format, walls with railings similar in height and thickness to the palace of versailles, Tympanum with the coat of arms of the Imperial house, Gardens, Sculptures, Statues, Monuments, ministerial buildings, military, for leisure (such as horse riding and fencing), College, School and University, the Imperial Mausoleum, buildings of the honorary orders of chivalry, establishments for goldsmithery and jewelry, dormitories for employees who worked outside the palaces and military, and in the midst of all this, 3 large palaces, arranged in a triangular way, one facing the other, one was the Emperor's Palace, another was the Legislative Power Palace, and another was the palace of the judiciary.

Like his father, Dom Philip had great contempt for slavery and in 1835 there was the malê revolt, where 600 Hausa revolted, Dom Philip, moved by the suffering and sadness of the Malê, organized a meeting with Licutan and other leaders of the revolt, and signed the Commitment of Salvador, where the Emperor committed himself to abolish slavery in 5 years and to allow other religions in the empire. Days later, Dom Philip signed the Edict of Tolerance, where he allowed slaves and Indigenous to exercise their religions without being harassed or punished, and exempted them from taxes directed to the Catholic Church, but the "civilized" Indigenous, whites and free blacks were still obliged to be Catholics.

In 1836 Dom Philip signed the Edict of Acceptance, where he gave fundamental rights to people of lower social classes. And in 1840, moved by the Papal Bull In Supremo Apostolatus, Felipe signed the Edict of Abolition, Humanization, Dignification and Indemnification, which abolishes slavery in a definitive way and also gives fundamental rights to all slaves, such as the right to freedom, education, leisure, a salary, housing, to be respected and the right to property. The Edict also ordered the distribution of all possessions and money of the former slave owners to the ex-slaves, as a form of indemnity. Many senators and deputies praised him for the wise decision, great businessmen thanked him for the new consumer public, archbishops and bishops came from all over Brazil to congratulate him, and he received the Golden Rose from the Pope Gregory XVI.

Journalists and thinkers made very favorable comments about Philip, But it didn't take long for an anti-abolitionist revolt to emerge led by the former landowners and former slave owners, which eventually resulted in the War of the Retrogrades, but with the massive and voluntary entry of blacks into the army, the revolt was defeated in a few years.

But during an army parade in celebration of the victory, where Philip I was waving to the people inside his chariot, a man, who was a  slave owner, named José de Souza, shot at Philip, and the shot ended up hitting his head, and so Dom Philip died in 1844, without male heirs, which caused Joanna d'Austria-Brazil, the eldest daughter of Philip I and Maria Maximiliana of Austria, to take the throne.

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