Line of succession of the Bourbons of Naples and the Two Sicilies
Line of succession and biographies of the sovereigns from the origins to today
Discover the entire line of succession of the Bourbons from the origins of the Dynasty to the Unification of Italy until today. With biographies.
The Bourbons of Naples and the two Sicilies
The Bourbon dynasty of Naples and the two Sicilies reigned over southern Italy from 1734 to 1861.
In 1734 Charles of Bourbon (King of Naples and Sicily from 1734 to 1759), these, son of Philip V of Spain and Elizabeth Farnese, he conquered the Crowns of Naples and Sicily, restoring a united and sovereign kingdom to all effects. After two centuries of political dependence, the “Reame” again became a free nation under the Bourbon dynasty of Naples and Sicily.
Successors of Charles of Bourbon were:
- Ferdinand IV (1759-1825), from 1814 Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies;
- Francis I (1825-1830),
- Ferdinand II (1830-1859), Francis II, who in 1860 lost the Kingdom, conquered by Vittorio Emanuele II of Savoy.
With this conquest, the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies ceases to exist as a sovereign and independent kingdom.
The origins of the Bourbon dynasty of the Two Sicilies
The Origin of the Dynasty
In 1734 Charles of Bourbon (King of Naples and Sicily from 1734 to 1759), these, son of Philip V of Spain and Elizabeth Farnese, he conquered the Crowns of Naples and Sicily, restoring a united and sovereign kingdom to all effects. After two centuries of political dependence, the “Reame” again became a free nation under the Bourbon dynasty of Naples and Sicily thanks above all to the intelligence of Queen Elizabeth Farnese of Spain.
- Philip V of Bourbon (King of Spain)
- Elisabetta Farnese (Queen of Spain)
- Charles de Bourbon (Crown Prince)
The coat of arms of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Philip V of Bourbon
1683-1746 (King of Spain)
Elisabetta Farnese
1692-1766 (Queen of Spain)
The Kingdom of Naples was born
With Charles of Bourbon, the Bourbon dynasty of Naples and the Two Sicilies was born.
First Kingdom (1735-1759). Start the Line of succession
The Royal family
- Charles of Bourbon (King)
- Maria Amalia of Saxony (Queen)
- Ferdinand IV of Bourbon (Crown Prince)
Ferdinand IV of Bourbon
1751-1825 (Prince)
Second Kingdom (1759-1825)
The Royal family
- Ferdinand IV of Bourbon (King)
- Maria Caroline of Austria (Queen)
- Lucia Migliaccio (second wife)
- Francis I of Bourbon (Crown Prince)
Ferdinand IV of Bourbon
1751-1825 (King)
Francis I of Bourbon
1777-1830 (Prince)
The line of succession of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies was born
After the Congress of Vienna, King Ferdinand IV returned to Naples from Palermo, and in 1816 formally unified the two kingdoms in the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.
Third Kingdom (1825-1830)
The Royal family
- Francis I of Bourbon (King)
- Maria Clementine of Austria (Queen – Died without heirs)
- Maria Isabella of Spain (second wife)
- Ferdinand II of Bourbon (Crown Prince)
Francis I of Bourbon
1777-1830 (King)
Ferdinand II of Bourbon
1810-1859 (Prince)
Fourth Kingdom (1830-1859)
The Royal family
- Ferdinand II of Bourbon (King)
- Maria Cristina of Savoy (Queen – Died without issue)
- Maria Theresa Isabella of Austria (second wife)
- Francis II of Bourbon (Crown Prince)
Ferdinand II of Bourbon
1810-1859 (King)
Francis II of Bourbon
1836-1894 (Prince)
Fifth Kingdom (1859 -1861). End of the Royal line of succession
The Royal family
- Francis II of Bourbon (King)
- Maria Sophia of Bavaria (Queen)
- Alfonso of Bourbon (Crown Prince)
Francis II of Bourbon
1836-1894 (King)
End of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Line of succession following the unification of Italy. The line of succession of the Underlying Dynasties involves non-reigning dynasties.
Line of succession after the end of the Kingdom in 1861
Line of succession following the unification of Italy until today. The line of succession of the Underlying Dynasties involves non-reigning dynasties.
Sixth Dynasty
The Royal family
- Alfonso of Bourbon (Prince)
- Marie Antoinette of Bourbon (Princess)
- Ferdinand Pius of Bourbon (Prince)
Marie Antoinette of Bourbon
1851-1918 (Princess)
Ferdinand Pius of Bourbon
1869-1960 (Prince)
Seventh Dynasty
The Royal family
- Ferdinand Pius of Bourbon (Prince)
- Maria Ludovika of Bavaria (Princess)
- Carlo Tancredi di Borbone (Prince – Renunciation of the throne)
- Ranieri di Borbone (Prince)
Ferdinand Pius of Bourbon
1869-1960 (Prince)
Maria Ludovika of Bavaria
1872-1954 (Princess)
Charles Tancredi of Bourbon
1870-1949 (Prince) - He renounced the throne
Rainier of Bourbon
1883-1973 (Prince)
Eighth Dynasty
The Royal family
- Ranieri di Borbone (Prince)
- Maria Carolina Zamoyska (Princess)
- Ferdinand of Bourbon (Prince)
Rainier of Bourbon
1883-1973 (Prince)
Maria Carolina Zamoyska
1896-1968 (Princess)
Ferdinand of Bourbon
1926-2008 (Prince)
Ninth Dynasty
The Royal family
- Ferdinand of Bourbon (Prince)
- Chantal de Chevron-Villette (Princess)
- Charles of Bourbon (Prince)
Ferdinand of Bourbon
1926-2008 (Prince)
Chantal de Chevron-Villette
1925-2005 (Princess)
Carlo of Bourbon
Prince
Prince Charles of Bourbon Two Sicilies, Duke of Castro, Head of the Royal House of Bourbon.
The current Bourbon Royal Family (Tenth Dynasty)
The current head of the Royal House is His Royal Highness Prince Charles of Bourbon Two Sicilies, Duke of Castro, who together with his wife, His Royal Highness Princess Camilla of Bourbon Two Sicilies, Duchess of Castro, are very active in the promotion of the cultural, artistic, historical and spiritual identity of Southern Italy.
The Royal family
- Charles of Bourbon (Prince)
- Camilla Crociani (Princess)
- Maria Caroline of Bourbon (Princess)
- Maria Clare of Bourbon (Princess)
The current Bourbon royal family
Carlo of Bourbon
Prince
Camilla of Bourbon
Princess
Princess Camilla of Bourbon Two Sicilies, Duchess of Castro.
Maria Carolina of Bourbon
Princess
Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon Two Sicilies, Duchess of Calabria and Palermo.
Maria Chiara of Bourbon
Princess
Princess Maria Chiara of Bourbon Two Sicilies,
Duchess of Noto and Capri.
History of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, from its origins to the unification of Italy