King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies)

King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) was born on 20 January 1716 in Madrid, Madrid, Spain.¹ He was the son of King Philip V (of Spain) and Princess Elisabetta (of Parma).¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) married Marie Therese Empress (of the Holy Roman Empire), daughter of Emperor Karl VI (of Holy Roman Empire) and Princess Elisabeth Christine (of Brunswick Wolfenbüttel), on 19 June 1738 in Gaeta, Latina, Italy.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) married Princess Marie Amalie (of Saxony), daughter of King August III (Friedrich) (of Poland) and Queen Marie Josefe (of Poland), on 19 June 1738 in Gaeta, Latina, Italy.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) died on 14 December 1788 in Madrid, Madrid, Spain, at age 72.¹ He was buried in El Escorial, Segovia, Spain.¹
He became King of Spain and the Indies. King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became the father of Princess Maria Isabel (of Spain) on 6 September 1740.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became the father of Princess Maria Josefa (of Spain) on 20 January 1742.¹ Carlos III's daughter Princess Maria Josefa (of Spain) died on 3 April 1742.¹ Carlos III's daughter Princess Maria Isabel (of Spain) died in November 1742.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became the father of Princess Maria Isabel (of Spain) on 30 April 1743.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became the father of Princess Maria Josefa (of Spain) on 6 July 1744.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became the father of Princess Maria Luisa (of Spain) on 24 November 1745.¹ Carlos III's father King Philip V (of Spain) died on 9 July 1746 at Palacio Del Buen-Retiro, Madrid, Madrid, Spain.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became the father of Prince Felipe Antonio (of Spain) on 13 June 1747.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became the father of King Carlos IV (of Spain And The Indies) on 12 November 1748.¹ Carlos III's daughter Princess Maria Isabel (of Spain) died on 5 March 1749.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became the father of Princess Maria Teresa (of Spain) on 3 December 1749.¹ Carlos III's daughter Princess Maria Teresa (of Spain) died on 29 April 1750.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became the father of King Ferdinando I (of the Two Sicilies) on 18 January 1751.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became the father of Prince Gabriel (of Spain) on 11 May 1752.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became the father of Princess Maria Anna (of Spain) on 3 July 1754.¹ Carlos III's daughter Princess Maria Anna (of Spain) died on 11 May 1755.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became the father of Prince Antonio Pascual (of Spain) on 31 December 1755.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became the father of Prince Francisco Javier (of Spain) on 17 February 1757.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became a widower with the death of his wife, Princess Marie Amalie (of Saxony) on 27 September 1760 at Palacio Del Buen Retiro, Madrid, Madrid, Spain, at age 35.¹ Carlos III's daughter was married at wedding of Princess Maria Luisa (of Spain) and Emperor Leopold II (of the Holy Roman Empire) on 5 August 1765 in Innsbruck, Tirol, Austria.¹ Carlos III's son King Carlos IV (of Spain And The Indies) was married to Princess Luigia (of Parma) on 4 September 1765 in San Ildefonso, Segovia, Spain.¹ Carlos III's mother Princess Elisabetta (of Parma) died on 11 July 1766 in Aranjuez, Madrid, Spain.¹ Carlos III's son King Ferdinando I (of the Two Sicilies) was married to Archduchess Karoline (of Austria) on 12 May 1768 in Caserta, Caserta, Italy.¹ Carlos III's son Prince Francisco Javier (of Spain) died on 10 April 1771.¹ Carlos III's son Prince Felipe Antonio (of Spain) died on 19 September 1777.¹ King Carlos III (of Spain and the Indies) became a widower with the death of his wife, Marie Therese Empress (of the Holy Roman Empire) on 29 November 1780 in Wien, Wien, Austria, at age 63.¹ Carlos III's son Prince Gabriel (of Spain) died on 23 November 1788 in El Escorial, Madrid, Spain.¹