Carlos I
D. Carlos
d. 1922
king of Portugal · king
King of Portugal who visited Madeira in 1901, an occasion commemorated by a medal; during the visit he went to the Monte church and was entertained at the Quinta do Palheiro do Ferreiro. The Campo de D. Carlos was first named after him. The notes wrongly merge him with Carlos, the last emperor of Austria, who died at Quinta do Monte in 1922, so no death date is given.
1Mentioned in
- Historical dates — King who visited Madeira in 1901.
- Medal commemorating the royal visit — King of Portugal whose visit to the islands the medal commemorates.
- Nossa Senhora do Monte (parish) — King of Portugal who visited Monte church.
- Nossa Senhora do Monte (parish) — Last emperor of Austria, died at Quinta do Monte in 1922 and provisionally buried in the Monte church.
- Princess Maria Amélia Hospice — King of Portugal who signed the hospice visitors' book.
- Carlos (Campo de D.) — King of Portugal after whom the square was first named.
- Vieira (Councillor Manuel José) — King of Portugal whose 1901 visit to Madeira Vieira hosted as council head.
- Palheiro do Ferreiro (quinta) — King of Portugal, entertained at the quinta by John Blandy in 1901.
- Political Parties — King of Portugal who visited Madeira in 1901 and was assassinated in 1908.
- Rodrigues (Adolfo de Sousa) — King of Portugal whose portrait by Rodrigues hung in the Funchal council chamber.
- Sport — King of Portugal who played tennis at the Quinta do Palheiro during his 1901 visit.
- Funeral rites — King of Portugal honoured with his son in Funchal on 31 March 1908.
- Acclamations of monarchs — King of Portugal, acclaimed in Funchal on 28 December 1889.
- Dress — King whose acclamation in 1889 was attended by councillors in ceremonial dress.
- Câmara Pestana (Dr Luís da) — King of Portugal who asked for a state pension for Pestana's mother and daughter.
- Girard (Alberto A.) — King of Portugal whose oceanographic explorations Girard accompanied.
- Sanatoria of Madeira — King of Portugal who praised Hohenlohe's initiative when receiving Professor Pannwitz.
- Alves Martins (Father Luís) — King of Portugal whose funeral rites prompted a 1908 discourse by Alves Martins.
- Cunha (José Ribeiro da) — King of Portugal who visited Madeira during Cunha's second term as civil governor.
- Visit of the King and Queen of Portugal — King of Portugal who visited Madeira in June 1901.
- Costa (João Sabino da) — King whose assassination led to Costa's death.
2Chronology
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Carlos I was acclaimed king in Funchal.
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A request was made to name the square after King Carlos (Campo de D. Carlos).
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King Carlos and Queen Amélia visited Madeira, arriving at Funchal on 22 June and leaving for the Azores on 25 June; John Blandy entertained them at Quinta do Palheiro, where the king played tennis, and an exhibition was held in the Praça Académica.
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King Carlos and Prince Luís Filipe were assassinated in Lisbon, ending João Franco's government; the Madeiran João Sabino da Costa was killed by Lisbon police in the aftermath.
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Funeral rites with a eulogy for King Carlos I and Prince Luís Filipe were held in Funchal Cathedral.
