Reign of Emperor Pedro I (1822–1831)

1. Dia do Fico: Pedro refuses to return

   Jan 9, 1822Labels: Dom Pedro, Rio de

   • Brasil Escola
   • Mundo Educa o

2. Independence proclaimed at the Ipiranga

   Sep 7, 1822Labels: Cry of, Empire of

   • Britannica
   • Independence Wiki

3. Pedro acclaimed Constitutional Emperor of Brazil

   Oct 12, 1822Labels: Dom Pedro, Constitutional Emperor

   • Parques Sintra
   • Pedro I Wiki

4. Coronation of Pedro I in Rio

   Dec 1, 1822Labels: Coronation, Old Cathedral

   • Britannica
   • Old Cathedral

5. Constituent Assembly installed

   May 3, 1823Labels: Constituent Assembly, Empire of

   • Assembly Wiki

6. Night of Agony dissolves the Assembly

   Nov 12, 1823Labels: Night of, Dom Pedro

   • Night of Agony
   • Assembly Wiki

7. Constitution of the Empire issued

   Mar 25, 1824Labels: 1824 Constitution, Moderating Power

   • Constitution 1824
   • Old Cathedral

8. Pernambuco declares Confederation of the Equator

   Jul 2, 1824Labels: Confederation of, Pernambuco

   • Confederation

9. Treaty of Rio recognizes Brazil’s independence

   Aug 29, 1825Labels: Treaty of, Portugal

   • Treaty Rio 1825
   • Independence Wiki

10. Cisplatine War begins against Río de la Plata

    Dec 10, 1825Labels: Cisplatine War, R o

    • Cisplatine War

11. Pedro I becomes King Pedro IV of Portugal

    Mar 10, 1826Labels: Dom Pedro, Pedro IV

    • Pedro I Wiki
    • Britannica

12. Portuguese Constitutional Charter promulgated

    Apr 29, 1826Labels: Constitutional Charter, Portugal

    • Parques Sintra
    • Archontology

13. Pedro abdicates Portugal in favor of Maria II

    May 2, 1826Labels: Abdication, Maria II

    • Pedro I Wiki
    • Archontology

14. Preliminary Peace Convention ends Cisplatine War

    Aug 27, 1828Labels: Preliminary Peace, Montevideo Treaty

    • Peace Conv 1828
    • Cisplatine War

15. Night of the Bottle Fight in Rio

    Mar 13, 1831Labels: Night of, Rio de

    • Bottle Fight
    • Pedro I Wiki

16. Pedro I abdicates the Brazilian throne

    Apr 7, 1831Labels: Abdication, Pedro II

    • Britannica
    • Abdication Wiki