Regency Period (1831–1840)

1. Pedro I abdicates; regency begins

   Apr 7, 1831Labels: Pedro I, Pedro II, Brazil Regency

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2. Additional Act reforms the 1824 Constitution

   Aug 12, 1834Labels: Additional Act, 1824 Constitution, Provincial Legislatures

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3. Cabanagem uprising seizes Belém

   Jan 6, 1835Labels: Cabanagem, Gr o-Par, Bel m

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4. Malê Revolt erupts in Salvador

   Jan 25, 1835Labels: Mal Revolt, Salvador, African Muslims

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5. Direct election held for sole regent

   Apr 7, 1835Labels: Direct Election, Diogo Feij, Sole Regent

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6. Ragamuffin War begins in Rio Grande do Sul

   Sep 20, 1835Labels: Ragamuffin War, Rio Grande, Porto Alegre

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7. Feijó takes office as sole regent

   Oct 12, 1835Labels: Diogo Feij, Sole Regent, Regency Government

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8. Feijó resigns the regency amid political crisis

   Sep 19, 1837Labels: Feij Resignation, Diogo Feij, Political Crisis

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9. Araújo Lima takes oath as interim regent

   Sep 27, 1837Labels: Ara jo, Interim Regent, Additional Act

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10. Sabinada begins in Bahia

    Nov 6, 1837Labels: Sabinada, Bahia, Separatist Republic

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11. Araújo Lima becomes elected sole regent

    Oct 7, 1838Labels: Ara jo, Sole Regent, Conservative Regime

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12. Balaiada Revolt begins in Maranhão

    Dec 13, 1838Labels: Balaiada, Maranh o, Social Revolt

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13. Interpretative Law narrows Additional Act autonomy

    May 12, 1840Labels: Interpretative Law, Additional Act, Centralization

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14. Pedro II declared of age; regency ends

    Jul 23, 1840Labels: Pedro II, Declaration of, Second Reign

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