Senarai raja Portugal

Raja Portugal and the Algarves
Bekas keberajaan
Royal Coat of arms
Raja terakhir: Manuel II
Raja pertama	Afonso I
Raja terakhir	Manuel II
Gaya	See below
Kediaman rasmi	The Royal Palace of Belem, The Royal Palace of Ajuda, The Royal Palace of Necessidades, Lisbon, Portugal
Keberajaan bermula	25 July 1139
Keberajaan tamat	5 October 1910
Penuntut terkini	Duarte Pio

Senarai ini adalah senarai raja-raja Portugis sejak kemerdekaan Portugal daripada kerajaan León di bawah Afonso Henriques, yang menggelarkan dirinya sebagai raja pada tahun 1139, sehinggalah Republik Portugis ditubuhkan pada 5 Oktober 1910, semasa takhta dipegang oleh Manuel II, "the Patriot", atau "the Missed King". Afonso I diterima sebagai raja pertama, dalam tahun 1143, oleh Alfonso VII dari León dan Castile, kemudian oleh Pope Alexander III pada tahun 1179.

Kerabat Burgundy, atau Dinasti Afonsine, 1143–1383

#	Nama		Mula	Tamat	Nama lain	Julukan	Hubungan dengan yang sebelumnya
1	Afonso I		25 Julail 1139	6 Disember 1185	Alphonso atau Alphonse I (Inggeris), Afonso Henriques (Portugis), Affonso I (Old Portuguese),	si Penakluk (o Conquistador) si Pengasas (o Fundador) yang Agung (o Grande)	anak Henry, Count di Portugal
2	Sancho I		6 Disember 1185	27 Mac 1211		si Peneroka (o Povoador)	anak Afonso I
3	Afonso II		27 Mac 1211	25 Mac 1223	Alphonso atau Alphonse II (Inggeris), Affonso II (Galician-Portuguese),	si Gemuk (o Gordo)	anak Sancho I
4	Sancho II		25 Mac 1223	3 Januari 1248		yang Salih (o Capelo) yang Mengasihani (o Piedoso)	anak Afonso II
5	Afonso III		3 Januari 1248	16 Februari 1279	Alphonso atau Alphonse III (Inggeris), Affonso III (Portugis Kuno),	si Bologna (o Bolonhês)	adik Sancho II anak Afonso II
6	Dinis		16 Februari 1279	7 Januari 1325	Denis (Inggeris) or Diniz (Portugis Kuno)	si Peladang (o Lavrador) Raja Puitis (o Rei-Poeta) Raja Troubadour (o Rei-Trovador)	anak Afonso III
7	Afonso IV		7 Januari 1325	28 Mei 1357	Alphonso atau Alphonse IV (Inggeris), Affonso IV (Portugis Kuno),<br	yang Berani (o Bravo)	anak Dinis
8	Pedro I		28 Mei 1357	18 Januari 1367	Peter I (Inggeris)	yang Adil (o Justiceiro) atau yang Kejam (o Cruel) si Pendendam (o Vingativo) atau yang Sehingga-Kiamat-di-Lamun-Cinta (o Até-ao-Fim-do-Mundo-Apaixonado)	anak Afonso IV
9	Fernando I		18 Januari 1367	22 Oktober 1383	Ferdinand I (Inggeris)	yang Kacak (o Formoso) yang Cantik (o Belo) yang Tidak Tetap (o Inconstante) yang Melulu (o Inconsciente)	anak Pedro I

Kerabat Aviz, atau dinasti Joannine, (1385–kira-kira 1580)

Kerabat Aviz

#	Name		Started	Ended	Alternative names	Epithet(s)	Relationship with predecessor	Notes
10	João I		6 April 1385	14 August 1433	John I (English)	the Master of Avis (o Mestre de Avis), the One of Good Memory (o de Boa Memória), the Good (o Bom) or the Great (o Grande)	Half-brother of Fernando I Illegitimate son of Pedro I
11	Duarte		14 August 1433	9 September 1438	Edward (English)	the Eloquent (o Eloquente) or the Philosopher-King (o Rei-Filósofo)	son of João I
12	Afonso V		9 September 1438	11 November 1477	Alphonzo V (English), Alphonse V (English), Affonso V (Old Portuguese)	the African (o Africano)	son of Duarte	Abdicated in favor of his son, who has assumed the duties of a regent of the kingdom.
13	João II		11 November 1477	15 November 1477	John II (English)	the Perfect Prince (o Príncipe Perfeito) or the Tyrant (o Tirano)	son of Afonso V	Acclaimed King by the Cortes of Santarém, only to abdicate and return the throne to his father.
12	Afonso V		15 November 1477	28 August 1481	Alphonzo V (English), Alphonse V (English), Affonso V (Old Portuguese)	the African (o Africano)	son of Duarte	Resumed reign until death.
13	João II		28 August 1481	25 October 1495	John II (English)	the Perfect Prince (o Príncipe Perfeito) or the Tyrant (o Tirano)	son of Afonso V

House of Aviz-Beja

#	Name		Started	Ended	Alternative names	Epithet(s)	Relationship with predecessor(s)
14	Manuel I		25 October 1495	13 December 1521	Emmanuel I (English), Manoel I (Old Portuguese)	the Fortunate (o Venturoso, o Bem-Aventurado or o Afortunado)	first cousin and brother-in-law of João II grandson of Duarte
15	João III		13 December 1521	11 June 1557	John III (English)	the Pious (o Piedoso or o Pio)	son of Manuel I
16	Sebastião		11 June 1557	4 August 1578	Sebastian (English)	the Desired (o Desejado)	grandson of João III
17	Henrique		27 August 1578	31 January 1580	Henry (English)	the Chaste (o Casto) or the Cardinal-King (o Cardeal-Rei)	granduncle of Sebastian younger son of Manuel I
(18?)	António (disputed)		24 July 1580	25 August 1580 (in continental Portugal) 27 July 1583 (in the Azores)	Anthony (English)	the Prior of Crato (o Prior do Crato) the Determined (o Determinado) the Fighter (o Lutador) the Independentist (o Independentista)	nephew of João III and Henrique grandson of Manuel I

Portuguese House of Habsburg, or Philippine Dynasty (1580–1640)

#	Name		Started	Ended	Alternative names	Epithet(s)	Relationship with predecessor(s)
18	Filipe I		25 March 1581	13 September 1598	Philip I (English) Felipe II (in Spain)	the Prudent (o Prudente)	grandson of Manuel I
19	Filipe II		13 September 1598	31 March 1621	Philip II (English) Felipe III (in Spain)	the Cruel (o Cruel) (in Portugal) the Pious (el Pio) (in Spain)	son of Filipe I
20	Filipe III		31 March 1621	15 December 1640	Philip III (English) Felipe IV (in Spain)	the Oppressor (o Opressor) (in Portugal) the Great (el Grande) (in Spain)	son of Filipe II

House of Braganza, or Brigantine Dynasty (1640–1910)

House of Braganza

#	Name		Started	Ended	Alternative names	Epithet(s)	Relationship with predecessor(s)
21	João IV		15 December 1640	6 November 1656	John IV (English)	the Restoring King (o Restaurador) the Fortunate (o Afortunado)	great-great-grandson of Manuel I
22	Afonso VI		6 November 1656	12 September 1683	Afonso VI (Portuguese), Alphonse VI (English), Affonso VI (Old Portuguese)	the Victorious (o Vitorioso)	son of João IV
23	Pedro II		12 September 1683	9 December 1706	Peter II (English)	the Pacific (o Pacífico)	brother of Afonso VI younger son of João IV
24	João V		9 December 1706	31 July 1750	John V (English)	the Magnanimous (o Magnânimo) the Magnific (o Magnífico) the Portuguese Sun-King (o Rei-Sol Português)	son of Pedro II
25	José I		31 July 1750	24 February 1777	Joseph I (English)	the Reformer (o Reformador)	son of John V
26	Maria I		24 February 1777	20 March 1816	Mary I (English)	the Pious (a Piedosa or a Pia) the Mad (a Louca) (in Brazil)	daughter of José I
	Pedro III		24 February 1777	25 May 1786	Peter III (English)		son of João V husband of Maria I
27	João VI		20 March 1816	10 March 1826	John VI (English)	the Clement (o Clemente)	son of Pedro III and Maria I
28	Pedro IV		10 March 1826	5 May 1826	Peter IV (English) or Pedro I (in Brazil)	the Soldier-King (o Rei-Soldado) the Emperor-King (o Rei-Imperador) the Liberator (o Libertador)	son of João VI
29	Maria II		5 May 1826	30 June 1828	Mary II (English)	the Educator (a Educadora) the Good-Mother (a Boa-Mãe)	daughter of Pedro IV
30	Miguel		30 June 1828	26 May 1834	Michael (English)	the Traditionalist (o Tradicionalista), the Usurper (o Usurpador) or the Absolutist (o Absolutista) the Absolut-King (o Rei Absoluto)	brother of Pedro IV younger son of João VI
-	Maria II		26 May 1834	15 November 1853	Mary II (English)	the Educator (a Educadora)	daughter of Pedro IV
	Fernando II		16 September 1837	15 November 1853	Ferdinand II (English)		husband of Maria II

House of Braganza-Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

#	Name		Started	Ended	Alternative names	Epithet(s)	Relationship with predecessor(s)
31	Pedro V		15 November 1853	11 November 1861	Peter V (English)	the Hopeful (o Esperançoso) the Loved One (o Bem-Amado) the Much Loved (o Muito Amado)	son of Fernando II and Maria II
32	Luís I		11 November 1861	19 October 1889	Louis (English), Luiz (Old Portuguese)	the Popular (o Popular) the Good (o Bom)	brother of Pedro V son of Fernando II and Maria II
33	Carlos I		19 October 1889	1 February 1908	Charles (English)	the Martyred (o Martirizado) or the Diplomat (o Diplomata) the Martyr (o Mártir) the Oceanographer (o Oceanógrafo)	son of Luís I
34	Manuel II		1 February 1908	5 October 1910	Emmanuel II (English), Manoel II (Old Portuguese)	the Patriot (o Patriota) the Unfortunate (o Desventurado) the Scholar (o Estudioso) or the Missed King (o Rei-Saudade)	son of Carlos I

Rujukan

• Sousa, D. António Caetano de (1946) [1735–49] (dalam Bahasa Portuguese). História Genealógica da Casa Real Portuguesa. Coimbra: Atlântida-Livraria Eds.. OCLC 20210378. 
• Jiří Louda & Michael Maclagan (1981), "Portugal", in Lines of Succession. Heraldry of the Royal families of Europe, London, Orbis Publishing, pp. 228–237. ISBN 0-85613-672-7. (revised and updated edition by Prentice Hall College Div - November 1991. ISBN 0028972554.)
• Luís Amaral & Marcos Soromenho Santos (2002), Costados do Duque de Bragança, Lisboa, Guarda-Mor Edições.
• Afonso Eduardo Martins Zuquete (dir.)(1989), Nobreza de Portugal e Brasil, vol. I, Lisboa, Editorial Enciclopédia.
• Jacob Wilhelm Imhof, Stemma Regum lusitanicum sive Historia genealogica Familiae Regiae Portugallicae, Amsterdam, 1708 (reprint [1]).

Pautan luar

• Salasilah Raja-raja Portugal di sebuah tapak web salasilah berbahasa Portugis