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Eduardo Francisco Jose Luis de Iturbide y Hapsburg (March 19, 1843 - January 11, 1904) (German: Edvard Franz Josef Louis von Iturbide und Hapsburg; English: Edward Francis Joseph Louis of Iturbide and Hapsburg) was the third Emperor of Mexico, reigning as Eduardo I, coronated officially in 1861 following the abdication of his uncle Agustin II.

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  • Eduardo I of Mexico (Napoleon's World)
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  • Eduardo Francisco Jose Luis de Iturbide y Hapsburg (March 19, 1843 - January 11, 1904) (German: Edvard Franz Josef Louis von Iturbide und Hapsburg; English: Edward Francis Joseph Louis of Iturbide and Hapsburg) was the third Emperor of Mexico, reigning as Eduardo I, coronated officially in 1861 following the abdication of his uncle Agustin II.
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Full Name
  • Eduardo Francisco Jose Luis
Spouse
  • Empress Maria Luisa de Silva
Name
  • Eduardo I
Issue
  • Carlos Fernando Agustin
  • Francisco Hector
  • Infanta Julia Roderiga
  • Infanta Maria Catarina
  • Infanta Maria Clementina
  • Infanta Maria Elvira
  • Infanta Maria Luisa
coronation
  • 1861-05-18(xsd:date)
Father
Date of Death
  • 1904-01-11(xsd:date)
Mother
  • Julia Hernandez de Silva
House
  • House of Iturbide-Hapsburg
Place of Birth
  • Palacio Mexicano, Mexico City, Mexico
Place of death
  • Castilla de Puebla, Puebla, Mexico
Successor
date of burial
  • 1904-01-17(xsd:date)
Reign
  • --01-11
Succession
  • Emperor of Mexico
Date of Birth
  • 1843-03-19(xsd:date)
Predecessor
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  • Eduardo Francisco Jose Luis de Iturbide y Hapsburg (March 19, 1843 - January 11, 1904) (German: Edvard Franz Josef Louis von Iturbide und Hapsburg; English: Edward Francis Joseph Louis of Iturbide and Hapsburg) was the third Emperor of Mexico, reigning as Eduardo I, coronated officially in 1861 following the abdication of his uncle Agustin II. He is typically known as Eduardo the Great (or simply, El Gran) due to his rapid modernization and industrialization of Mexico during his 43-year reign and the expansion of industry and opportunity for the average Mexican during his reign, as well as his decrease in reliance upon the alemanitos, the insulated upper class of descendant Austrian expatriates that had effectively dominated his predecessors and the past fifty years of Mexican politics. He won a successful victory in the 1899-1901 Mexican-Colombian War, expanded Mexico's role in Latin American affairs, brought Mexico closer to their northern neighbor, and expanded the right to vote to all Mexican men regardless of landowning status, affording greater power to the Mexican Parliament once more. He is often regarded as Mexico's greatest Emperor for all of these reasons. He was succeeded by his younger brother, Agustin III of Mexico, as his only four surviving children were daughters (one daughter and two sons died in infancy).
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