KnowraPedro I of BrazilLinked fromLinked fromThe 15 pages that link to Pedro I of Brazil, each with the reason it gives.All 15Broader topic 4Related 11Latin American wars of independenceBroader topic: His dynastic position helped make Brazil’s independence a monarchy-led break with Portugal.Pedro II of BrazilRelated: His abdication placed his five-year-old son on the throne.Empire of BrazilRelated: His declaration founded the empire, and his abdication opened a regency.House of BraganzaRelated: His competing crowns split the dynasty’s Portuguese and Brazilian branches.Transfer of the Portuguese Court to BrazilBroader topic: The court’s relocation brought the future emperor to Brazil as a child.United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the AlgarvesRelated: His refusal to return to Portugal turned the kingdom’s crisis into Brazilian independence.Cisplatine WarRelated: He led Brazil during the war and faced mounting costs and opposition at home.Liberal Revolution of 1820Related: The revolution's demand that he return to Portugal helped precipitate Brazil's separation.Brazilian nationalismRelated: His monarchy supplied an early symbol of political unity after independence.Brazilian SenateRelated: He dissolved the constituent assembly and granted the constitution that established the Senate.José Bonifácio de Andrada e SilvaRelated: Bonifácio served as a leading minister to Pedro I during the independence struggle.John VI of PortugalRelated: John left Pedro in Brazil, where he became the figurehead and leader of independence.Independence of BrazilBroader topic: As prince regent, he declared Brazil independent and became its constitutional emperor.Maria II of PortugalRelated: Pedro’s abdication established Maria’s claim and drew him into the struggle to restore her.History of BrazilBroader topic: His declaration of independence made him central to Brazil’s break with Portugal.