Does emperor Pedro II of Brasil have a ryu number?
Pedro II has a Ryu Number of 2.
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Does emperor Pedro II of Brasil have a ryu number?
Pedro II has a Ryu Number of 2.
Portrait of Emperor Peter II of Brazil, 1846. By Johann Moritz Rugendas.
18 luglio 1841: Pedro II viene incoronato imperatore 👑 del Brasile 🇧🇷 💕. Regna fino al 1889 e promuove l'abolizione della schiavitù, un atto che libera milioni di persone 🏛️ 📜
Nel dipinto 🖼️, L'incoronazione di Pedro II, di Manuel de Araújo Porto-alegre.
Royal Birthdays for today, December 2nd:
Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil, 1825 Marie, Princess of Hanover, 1849 Praves Vorasamai, Princess of Thailand, 1879 Takahito, Prince Mikasa, 1915 Lea, Princess of Belgium, 1951 Kardam, Prince of Turnovo, 1962 Ashi Dechen Yangzom Wangchuck, Princess of Bhutan, 1983 Al Jalila, Princess of Dubai, 2007
“Since Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom received the nickname "grandmother of Europe". Emperor Franz II of Austria could receive the nickname "grandmother of Latin America", since the Latin American emperors were his grandsons: Dom Pedro II of Brazil and Maximiliano of Mexico.” - Submitted by Anonymous
A happy little Dom Pedro II, giving you a thumbs up
Joseph II vs Pedro II
Joesph II, Holy Roman Emperor
Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil
Joseph II, Holy Roman Emperor, reigned 1765-1790
The tags keep calling him a poor meow meow From anon: "I mean... Does this dude even NEED propaganda?! If this guy doesn't make you root for an absolute monarch, then noone will. Like with the caveat that enlightened absolutism is still absolutism and thus still not a GOOD way to run a state - well, Joseph II. was truly the most enlightened of absolutists. Just the fact that he abolished serfdom and instituted religious tolerance in Habsburg domains is enough to make him stand far above all of his predecessors and successors. Like, all of the other contestants can go home. None of them could ever top that (Franz Joseph I. had several opportunities, but wasn't keen on taking them). Even his other reforms were at worst misguided, but driven by genuine desire to better his country. Plus, you have to feel bad for him - the poor guy busted his ass for the country, just to have to take back a lot of his reforms simply because they were too ahead of their time, both of his marriages were unhappy (partially his own fault, but only partially) and, lest we forget, both of his kids died young. Voting for him is the least you can do for my poor baby!" anti-Joseph II, from anon: Joseph II anti propaganda cheated like hell and treated his nephew Franz I (II) really mean by denying him company and food sometimes and also insulting him all the time. only good thing about him was that he was in Amadeus (1984) which was a banger film
Pedro II, Emperor of Brazil, reigned 1831-1889
This time with the beard From anon: "1: The Glorious Beard. Now that is the beard of an emperor. Small children could get lost in it while sharing their Christmas wishlists. 2: Under his monarchy Slavery was abolished without a civil war (whistles innocously in how long it took) 3: Pedro de Alcântara João Carlos Leopoldo Salvador Bibiano Francisco Xavier de Paula Leocádio Miguel Gabriel Rafael Gonzaga is an amazingly long full name"
pedro II
i made him a party animal
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