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History of Portugal series Prehistoric Portugal Pre-Roman Portugal Roman Hispania, Lusitania and Gallaecia Visigoths and Suevi Moorish rule and Reconquista Leonese rule First County of Portugal County of Coimbra Kingdom of Galicia and Portugal Second County of Portugal Establishment of the Monarchy Consolidation of the Monarchy 1383–1385 Crisis Discoveries Portuguese Empire and its evolution 1580 Crisis Iberian Union Age of Enlightenment Invasions, Liberalism and Civil War Constitutional Monarchy First Republic Military dictatorship Estado Novo (New State) Carnation Revolution to EEC 1990s 2000s Topics Economic history Cultural history Arts history Military history Colonial history Demographic history Diplomatic history Sports history Language history  Timeline of Portuguese history

Contents 1 Creation of articles 1.1 Portugal from the Restoration to the 1755 Earthquake 1.2 Portugal from the Napoleonic Invasions to the Civil War 1.3 Portugal in the 19th Century 1.4 Ditadura Nacional 1.5 Portugal from the Carnation Revolution to the EEC 1.6 Portugal in the 1990s 1.7 Portugal in the 2000s 1.8 Economic history of Portugal 1.9 Cultural history of Portugal 1.10 Demographic history of Portugal 1.11 Diplomatic history of Portugal 2 Improvements urgently needed 2.1 Prehistoric Portugal 2.2 Pre-Roman Portugal 2.3 First County of Portugal 2.4 Second County of Portugal 3 Portugal-relation 3.1 Al-Andalus (Moorish rule) 3.2 Reconquista 4 Queens 4.1 House of Burgundy 4.2 House of Aviz 4.3 House of Braganza 5 Princes and princesses 5.1 House of Habsburg 6 Others 7 Prime Ministers 7.1 Constitutional monarchy 7.2 First Republic 7.3 Democracy 8 Discoveries 9 Other events

[edit] Creation of articles

The first thing we need to work out is the abundance of red links:

[edit] Portugal from the Restoration to the 1755 Earthquake

• The revolution itself
• The war
• Ceuta
• Emigration to Brazil
• Elevation of Brazil to Vice-Kingdom
• Gold from Brazil
• Huge expenditures in architecture and within the Corte
• Absolutism in Portugal
• Treaty of Methuen
• Reforms of the Marquis of Pombal
• 1755 Earthquake
• The Távora affair
• Expulsion of Jews
• Conclusion

[edit] Portugal from the Napoleonic Invasions to the Civil War

• End of Pombal's dictatorship
• Continental blockade
• First Napoleonic Invasion
• Escape of the Royal Family to Brazil
• Second Napoleonic Invasion
• Third Napoleonic Invasion
• The Invasions in the context of the Peninsular War
• English domination
• The liberal movement
• Return of the King to Portugal
• Independence of Brazil
• Adoption of the Constitution
• Miguel's usurpation and return of absolutism
• Civil War

[edit] Portugal in the 19th Century

• The constitutional monarchy
• The stabilization of the regime
• The rotation system
• Imperialism in Africa
• The pink map
• Rise of the Republican Party
• João Franco's dictatorship
• The Regicide of Lisbon
• The Revolution of 25 October 1910
• The Establishment of the Republic

[edit] Ditadura Nacional

• The instability of the First Republic
• The 28 May coup d'état
• The dictatorial regime and the restrictions
• Rise of Salazar
• Fiscal reforms of Salazar and his success
• The importance of religion
• The drafting of the 1933 Constitution

[edit] Portugal from the Carnation Revolution to the EEC

• The resons for the Carnation Revolution
• The revolution itself
• The political changes
• National Salvation Junta
• Post-revolution MFA
• The Revolution Counsil
• The independence of the African colonies and East Timor
• The retornados
• The nationalizations
• The hot-summer of 1975
• The Constituent Assembly and the new Constitution
• Legislative and presidential elections (Soares and Ramalho Eanes)
• Application for membership of the EEC
• The Democratic Alliance (AD)
• Soares second government
• Admission in the EC

[edit] Portugal in the 1990s

• Rise of Cavaco Silva
• Reforms of Cavaco Silva and the EEC funds
• The economic downturn in the early 90s
• Strikes, student demonstrations, and corruption allegations
• Rise of António Guterres
• The economic growth
• Expo '98
• The handover of Macau
• The late 90's economic crisis
• The fall of Guterres

[edit] Portugal in the 2000s

• The economic crisis and the rise PSD-PP coalition
• Independence of East Timor
• The introduction of the euro
• Portugal and the War on Terrorism
• Manuela Ferreira Leite, Bagão Félix and the budget deficit
• Euro 2004
• Durão Barroso's resignation and Santana Lopes appointment
• Santana Lopes governmental crisis and the fall of the coalition
• PS ablosute majority, the deficit again, the economic struggle and the future

[edit] Economic history of Portugal

[edit] Cultural history of Portugal

[edit] Demographic history of Portugal

[edit] Diplomatic history of Portugal

[edit] Improvements urgently needed

Regarding the periods in the series we urgently need to add content to the following topics:

[edit] Prehistoric Portugal

[edit] Pre-Roman Portugal

[edit] First County of Portugal

[edit] Second County of Portugal

[edit] Portugal-relation

In these articles we need to create a new article focusing more on the Portuguese issues or creating a subsection in the articles to specify the events related to Portugal:

[edit] Al-Andalus (Moorish rule)

[edit] Reconquista

[edit] Queens

Major article needed: List of Portuguese queens

[edit] House of Burgundy

• Dulce of Barcelona (Sancho I)
• Urraca of Castile (1186-1220) (Afonso II)
• Mécia Lopes de Haro (Sancho II)
• Beatrice of Castile (1242-1303) (Afonso III)
• Beatrice of Castile (1293-1359) (Afonso IV)
• Leonor Teles de Menezes (Ferdinand I)

[edit] House of Aviz

• Leonor of Aragon (Edward I)
• Isabel of Portugal (1432-1455) (Afonso V)
• Isabella of Aragon (1470-1498) (Manuel I)

[edit] House of Braganza

• Marie Sophie of Neuburg (Peter II)
• Mary Anne of Austria (John V)
• Stephanie of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen (Peter V)
• Maria Pia of Savoy (Louis I)
• Amélie of Orléans (Charles I)

[edit] Princes and princesses

[edit] House of Habsburg

• Catarina Micaela, princess of Spain (daughter of Philip II/I)
• Carlos, Grand-Prior of Castile (son of Philip III/II)

[edit] Others

• Nuno Mendes
• Mumadona Dias
• Fernando Perez de Trava / Fernão Peres de Trava / Fernão Perez de Trava / Hernán Perez de Trava
• Egaz Moniz or Egaz Moniz de Ribadouro
• Martim Moniz
• Geraldo the Fearless
• João das Regras
• Conde de Andeiro
• Manuel da Nóbrega
• João Pinto Ribeiro
• Antão Vaz de Almada
• Salvador Correia de Sá e Benevides
• Sancho Manuel
• João Rodrigues de Vasconcelos e Sousa, 2nd Count of Castelo Melhor
• Luís de Vasconcelos e Sousa, 3rd Count of Castelo Melhor
• Pedro Jacques de Magalhães
• Eugénio dos Santos
• Manuel da Maia
• António Luís de Meneses, 1st Marquis of Marialva
• Luís de Meneses, 3rd Count of Ericeira
• António Luís de Sousa, 2nd Marquis of Minas
• Luís da Cunha
• Count of Lippe
• Saint John de Brito
• Vicente Nicolau de Mesquita
• Ribeiro Sanches
• Carlos Mardel
• Pina Manique
• Mouzinho da Silveira
• Filinto Elísio
• Leonor de Almeida, Marquis of Alorna
• Marcos Portugal
• João Domingos Bomtempo
• António Feliciano de Castilho
• Júlio Dinis
• Passos Manuel
• Luís Augusto Pinto de Soveral, 1st Marquis of Soveral
• Miguel Bombarda
• Júlio de Matos
• Alexandre Serpa Pinto
• Henrique Paiva Couceiro
• Ramalho Ortigão
• Teixeira de Pascoais
• António Machado Santos
• José Carvalho Araújo
• José Norton de Matos
• António Silva
• Eduardo Souto Moura
• Bento de Jesus Caraça
• Aristides de Sousa Mendes
• António Champalimaud
• Fernando Namora
• José Régio
• Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso
• José de Almada Negreiros
• Maria Helena Vieira da Silva
• Francisco Lucas Pires
• José Pacheco Pereira

Add more please

[edit] Prime Ministers

In the Constitutional Monarchy, first of all we need to separate the name of the Prime Minister from the title he has.

Articles needed:

[edit] Constitutional monarchy

• Pedro de Sousa Holstein
• José Jorge Loureiro
• António Severim de Noronha
• José da Gama Carneiro e Sousa
• José Bernardino de Portugal e Castro
• António Dias de Oliveira
• Rodrigo de Almeida Carvalhais
• Joaquim António Aguiar
• António Bernardo da Costa Cabral
• Nuno José de Moura Barreto
• António José de Ávila
• Anselmo José Braamcamp
• António Rodrigues Sampaio
• Luciano de Castro
• António de Serpa Pimentel
• João Crisóstomo de Abreu e Sousa
• José Dias Ferreira
• Ernesto Hintze Ribeiro
• Francisco Joaquim Ferreira do Amaral
• Artur de Campos Henriques
• Sebastião de Sousa Teles
• Wenceslau Pereira de Lima
• Francisco de Veiga Beirão

[edit] First Republic

• José Pinheiro Chagas
• Duarte Leite
• Victor Hugo de Azevedo Coutinho
• Joaquim Pimenta de Castro
• José de Castro
• João Tamagnini Barbosa
• José Relvas
• Domingos Leite Pereira
• Alfredo de Sá Cardoso
• António Maria Baptista
• José Ramos Preto
• Álvaro de Castro
• Liberato Pinto
• Tomé de Barros Queirós
• Manuel Maria Coelho
• Carlos Maia Pinto
• Francisco da Cunha Leal
• António Ginestal Machado
• Alfredo Rodrigues Gaspar
• José Domingues dos Santos
• Vitorino de Carvalho Guimarães

[edit] Democracy

• António Almeida e Costa

[edit] Discoveries

• Discovery of the Madeira Islands
• Discovery of the Azores Islands
• Crossing of the Cape Bojador
• Crossing of the Cape of Good Hope
• Discovery of the maritime route to India
• Discovery of Brazil

[edit] Other events

• Treaty of Alcanizes
• Restoration of Independence
• Treaty of Badajoz
• Napoleonic invasions of Portugal
• Battle of the Douro
• Revolution of Porto
• Lisbon regicide
• Establishment of the Portuguese Republic or October 5th revolution / October 5 revolution / 5th October revlution / 5 October revolution
• Accession of Portugal to the EC