Person king of Portugal
Joseph I
D. José I
king of Portugal
King of Portugal, acclaimed in Funchal in 1751, under whom the Pecunia Insulana was struck and the Lippe military regulations issued. In his reign the donatary regime of Porto Santo ended; his funeral rites were held in Funchal in 1777.
1Mentioned in
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- Levadas — King of Portugal whose 1770 provision reaffirmed the division of waters by cultivated land.
- Funeral rites — King of Portugal whose Funchal funeral rites took place on 28 June 1777.
- Acclamations of monarchs — King of Portugal, acclaimed in Funchal on 4 January 1751.
- Porto Santo (raids on the island) — King of Portugal in whose honour the fort of São José in Porto Santo's town was named.
- Militia — King under whom the Lippe military regulations of 1763–66 were issued.
- Coinage — King under whom the Pecunia Insulana was struck in 1750.
- Brandão (Dom Gaspar Afonso da Costa) — King of Portugal who presented Brandão as bishop of Funchal in 1756.
- Porto Santo (island) — King in whose reign the donatary regime of Porto Santo ended.
2Chronology
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D. José I was acclaimed king in Funchal.
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The Count of Lippe's military regulations were introduced under D. José I, affecting the Madeiran militia.
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A royal charter of José I on irrigation water confirmed old concessions, reaffirmed distribution according to cultivated land and declared water sales abusive.
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Funeral rites for King José I were held in Funchal.
3Places mentioned
Abroad