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Restauration bourbonienne en Espagne

Also known as Restoration, Bourbon Restoration, Second Bourbon Restoration, Kingdom of Spain, Spain, Restoration (Spain)

période de l'histoire contemporaine de l'Espagne

Key facts

Capital: Madrid
Common languages: Spanish
Religion: Roman Catholicism ( state religion )
Demonym: Spaniards
Government: Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy under an anocratic partitocracy ( 1881–1916 ) under a military dictatorship ( 1923–1930 ; 1930–1931 )
1874 1885: Alfonso XII
1886 1931: Alfonso XIII
1885 1902: Maria Christina
1874 1875 first: Antonio Cánovas
1931 last: Juan B. Aznar
Legislature: Cortes Generales
Upper house: Senate

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Pronunciamiento

29 December 1874

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Second melillan campaign

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inception: 1874-01-01
dissolved, abolished or demolished date: 1931-01-01
Commons category: Restoration (Spain)

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