House of Bourbon-Anjou

House of Bourbon-Anjou
House of Bourbon-Anjou
Parent house	House of Bourbon
Country	Spain; Former countries Duchy of Parma Kingdom of Etruria; Duchy of Lucca; ; Two Sicilies; ;
Founded	16 November 1700
Founder	Philip V (Felipe V)
Current head	Felipe VI of Spain
Titles	List Monarch of Spain (and related) ; King of Naples ; King of Sardinia ; King of Sicily ; King of Jerusalem ; King of Etruria ; Duke of Milan ; Duke of Lothier ; Duke of Brabant ; Duke of Limburg ; Duke of Luxemburg ; Duke of Lucca ; Margrave of Namur ; Count of Flanders ; Count of Hainaut ; King of the Two Sicilies ; Duke of Parma ;
Style(s)	"His/Her Majesty"; "His/Her Royal Highness"; "His/Her Excellency"
Motto	Plus ultra; (Latin for 'Further beyond')
Estate(s)	Royal Palace of Madrid (seat); Palace of Zarzuela (residence); Royal Palace of El Pardo; Royal Site of El Escorial; Royal Palace of Aranjuez; Royal Palace of La Granja; Royal Palace of Riofrío; Royal Palace of La Almudaina
Deposition	Spain: 1808–1813 (Abdications of Bayonne); 1870–1874 (Glorious Revolution); 1931–1975 (Pronunciamiento); Naples, Sardinia, Sicily, Milan, Lothier, Brabant, Limburg, Luxemburg, Namur, Flanders, Hainaut: 1713 (Treaty of Utrecht); New Granada: 1811 (United Provinces of New Granada); 1819 (Gran Colombia); Río de la Plata: 1810 (United Provinces of the Río de la Plata); New Spain: 1821 (First Mexican Empire); Peru: 1821 (Protectorate of Peru); Parma: 1859 (Revolution); Two Sicilies: 1861 (Expedition of the Thousand);
Cadet branches	House of Bourbon-Braganza; House of Bourbon-Parma; House of Bourbon-Two Sicilies

The House of Bourbon-Anjou,[1][2][3] is a branch of the House of Bourbon that descends from Philip V of Spain. It is the current ruling dynasty of Spain.

References

Feal Vázquez; Javier (2003). "Los símbolos de la Patria" (PDF).
Fernández-Xesta y Vázquez; Ernesto (2012). "La heráldica familiar". Emblemata : Revista Aragonesa de Emblemática : E.r.a.e. ISSN 1137-1056.
Campos Pérez; Lara (2009). "Iconografía de la idea de España en los manuales escolares durante la transición a la democracia (1976-1983)". Cuadernos de Historia Contemporánea. 32: 109–130. ISSN 0214-400X.

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[1] Feal Vázquez; Javier (2003). "Los símbolos de la Patria" (PDF).

[2] Fernández-Xesta y Vázquez; Ernesto (2012). "La heráldica familiar". Emblemata : Revista Aragonesa de Emblemática : E.r.a.e. ISSN 1137-1056.

[3] Campos Pérez; Lara (2009). "Iconografía de la idea de España en los manuales escolares durante la transición a la democracia (1976-1983)". Cuadernos de Historia Contemporánea. 32: 109–130. ISSN 0214-400X.