Carlistas

...But in his later years, when his daughter Isabel (later Isabel II) was born, Don Carlos abolished (1830) the Salic Law, which had been in use since 1713 and denied female succession. Having lost his right to the throne, Don Carlos took the opportunity of his brother's death to claim the legitimate right to the throne, calling himself Carlos V, and together with those who sought to support him (the Carlistas), he launched an uprising against Isabel II and the regent, the dowager queen, Maria Cristina. This marked the First Carlist War (1833-40). ...

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…だが兄王は晩年，娘イサベル(後の2世)が誕生するにあたり，1713年以来用いられてきた女子相続を否定するサリカ法を廃棄した(1830)。王位継承権を喪失したドン･カルロスは，兄王の死を契機に正統の継承権を主張してカルロス5世を名のり，彼を擁立しようとする人々(カルリスタCarlistas)とともに，イサベル2世と摂政の皇太后マリア･クリスティナを相手どって蜂起。第1回カルリスタ戦争(1833‐40)となる。…

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