KINGS OF SPAIN

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Charles I

The emperor.In spanish Carlos I. 24 February, 1500 21 September, 1558 .Habsburg family.Son of Joanna and Philip I of Castile. 14 March 1516 to 16 January 1556

Philip II

The prudent.In spanish Felipe II. 21 May, 1527 13 September, 1598. 16 January 1556 to 13 September 1598.Son of Charles I .Habsburg family.

Philip III

The pious.In spanish Felipe III.14 April, 1578 31 March ,1621 .13 September 1598 to 31 March 1621 .Son of Philip II .Habsburg family.

Charles II

The Bewitched. In spanish Carlos II. 6 November ,1661 1 November ,1700 .17 September 1665 to1 November 1700 .Sonof Philip IV .Habsburg family.

CHARLES II

Charles II (6 November 1661 1 November 1700) was the last Habsburg ruler of Spain. His realm included Southern Netherlands and Spain's overseas empire. Known as "the Bewitched" (In spanish: el Hechizado), he is noted for his extensive physical, intellectual, and emotional disabilities the product of generations of problems between the Habsburgs along with his consequent ineffectual rule.

CHARLES II

He died in 1700, childless and heirless, with all potential Habsburg successors having predeceased him. In his will, Charles named as his successor his 16-year-old grand-nephew, Philip, Duke of Anjou, grandson of Charles' half-sister Maria Theresa of Spain, the first wife of Louis XIV (and thus grandson of the reigning French king Louis XIV).

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