John V
D. João V
d. 1750
king of Portugal
King of Portugal who created the curacies of Boaventura and Jardim do Mar, instituted the new ordenanças in 1707 and nominated bishops of Funchal. He pardoned the finto after the 1748 earthquake, and his funeral rites were held in Funchal Cathedral in 1753.
1Mentioned in
- Coutinho (Francisco de Vasconcelos) — King of Portugal to whom Feudo do Parnaso was dedicated.
- Rodrigues (Manuel) — King of Portugal for whose death Manuel Rodrigues delivered a funeral oration.
- Funeral rites — King of Portugal whose funeral rites were held in Funchal Cathedral on 19 December 1753.
- Taxes — King who in 1749 pardoned the finto for 1739–49 because of the 1748 earthquake.
- Vimioso (Counts of) — King who renewed the title of Marquess of Valença in 1716.
- Boaventura (parish) — King who authorised the Boaventura curacy by charter of 1733.
- Nascimento (Dom Friar João do) — King of Portugal who appointed Nascimento bishop of Funchal in 1740.
- Militia — King who instituted the 'new ordenanças' in 1707.
- Coutinho (Dom Manuel) — King who nominated Coutinho bishop of Funchal in 1722.
- Jardim do Mar (parish) — King of Portugal whose alvarás of 1734 and 1736 created the curacy of Jardim do Mar and set the curate's stipend.
2Chronology
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D. João V instituted the new ordenanças (militia).
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D. João V renewed the title of Marquess of Valença for the 8th Count of Vimioso.
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King João V nominated D. Manuel Coutinho bishop of Funchal.
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King João V authorised the creation of a curacy at Boaventura.
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An alvará of King João V created the curacy of Jardim do Mar.
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Frei João do Nascimento was appointed bishop of Funchal by João V, confirmed by Pope Benedict XIV on 5 January 1741, and consecrated on 5 May 1741.
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D. João V pardoned the finto tax owed for 1739–1749.
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Funeral rites for D. João V were held in Funchal Cathedral.
3Places mentioned
Abroad