María Isabella of Spain
Queen of Spain, known for her reign
Queen of Spain, known for her reign
1846
180 years ago — 57 years old
Leaders & Politicians
Spain
Born in 1789, María Isabella became Queen of Spain in 1833 following the death of her father, King Ferdinand VII. Her reign was marked by political instability and civil conflict, including the Carlist Wars, which were fought over succession issues. María Isabella faced challenges such as economic hardship and social unrest during her rule. After a tumultuous period, she abdicated in 1868 and lived the remainder of her life in exile. She demonstrated resilience throughout her tenure, navigating complex political landscapes.
Reigned as Queen of Spain from 1833 to 1868
Faced civil wars over succession disputes
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