Portuguese Constitutional Charter of 1826

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The Portuguese Constitutional Charter of 1826 was a quasi-constitutional document granted by King Pedro IV that established a moderate liberal monarchy in Portugal, balancing royal authority with a bicameral parliament and limited civil liberties.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constitutional charter
fundamental law
abolishedBy Portuguese Republican revolution of 1910 NERFINISHED
aimedToReconcile absolutists and liberals
alsoKnownAs Carta Constitucional NERFINISHED
Carta Constitucional Portuguesa de 1826 NERFINISHED
balancedAuthorityBetween King and Parliament NERFINISHED
country Portugal
createdChamber Chamber of Deputies NERFINISHED
Chamber of Peers NERFINISHED
dateGranted 1826-04-29
electoralSystem census suffrage
executivePowerVestedIn King NERFINISHED
fullyAbolished 1910
governmentForm constitutional monarchy
grantedBy King Pedro IV NERFINISHED
Pedro IV of Portugal NERFINISHED
headOfStateTitle King of Portugal NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod Liberal Wars era NERFINISHED
inspiredBy Brazilian Constitution of 1824 NERFINISHED
French Charter of 1814 NERFINISHED
judicialIndependence formally recognized
language Portuguese
legalNature granted charter
octroyed constitution
legislativePowerVestedIn Chamber of Deputies NERFINISHED
Chamber of Peers NERFINISHED
King
limitedPowerOf Portuguese monarchy NERFINISHED
lowerHouseName Chamber of Deputies NERFINISHED
monarchTitleInText Constitutional Emperor and King
parliamentStructure bicameral parliament
placeOfGrant Lisbon NERFINISHED
politicalSystemEstablished moderate liberal monarchy
providedRoyalPrerogative power to appoint peers
power to dissolve the Chamber of Deputies
right of veto
recognizedCivilLiberties freedom of the press with restrictions
inviolability of property with limitations
limited civil liberties
recognizedReligion Catholic Church as state religion
Roman Catholicism
region Iberian Peninsula
replaced Portuguese Constitution of 1822 NERFINISHED
status suspended multiple times
successionPrinciple hereditary monarchy
temporarilyReplacedBy Portuguese Constitution of 1838 NERFINISHED
upperHouseName Chamber of Peers NERFINISHED
yearGranted 1826

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Portuguese Constitution of 1822 followedBy Portuguese Constitutional Charter of 1826
Miguelite War relatedTo Portuguese Constitutional Charter of 1826
Battle of Asseiceira relatedTo Portuguese Constitutional Charter of 1826