Philip II of Spain
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1527Palacio de Pimentel
Philip II was King of Spain and Portugal, ruler of an empire where the sun never set, known for his piety and wars.
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Facts
- occupation
- ruler
- country of citizenship
- Spain·Kingdom of Portugal
- present in work
- Don Carlos·Civilization VI·Philip
- father
Charles V- mother
- Isabella of Portugal
- spouse
- Maria Manuela, Princess of Portugal·
Mary I·Elisabeth of Valois·Anna of Austria, Queen of Spain - unmarried partner
- Margaretha of Waldeck-Wildungen·Isabel Osorio·Eufrasia de Guzmán
- child
- Carlos, Prince of Asturias·Isabella Clara Eugenia of Spain·Catalina Micaela of Spain·Ferdinand, Prince of Asturias·Infante Carlos Lorenzo of Spain·Diego, Prince of Asturias
- sibling
- Maria of Austria, Holy Roman Empress·Infante Fernando of Austria·Joanna of Austria, Princess of Portugal·Isabel of Castile·Margaret of Parma·Tadea of Austria
- relative
- Maria Manuela, Princess of Portugal·Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor·Mary I
- place of birth
- Palacio de Pimentel
- place of death
- Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial
- award received
- Knight in the Order of the Holy Sepulchre·Grand Master of the Order of the Tower and Sword·Knight of the Garter·Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece
- position held
- Monarch of Castile and Leon·Monarch of Portugal·monarch of the Crown of Aragon·Lord of the Netherlands·King of England (jure uxoris)·King of Ireland (Iure uxoris)