King Charles II Stuart of England

King Charles II Stuart of England was born on 29 May 1630 at St. James Palace, Westminster, Middlesex, England.² He was christened on 29 May 1630 at St. James Palace, Westminster, Middlesex, England.² He was the son of King Charles I Stuart of England and Princess Henriette Marie (of France).¹ King Charles II Stuart of England and Eleanor Needham had a relationship.² King Charles II Stuart of England and Ortensia Mancini had a relationship.² King Charles II Stuart of England and Maria Stuardo had a relationship.² King Charles II Stuart of England and Lucy Walters had a relationship.² King Charles II Stuart of England and Elizabeth Killigrew had a relationship.² King Charles II Stuart of England and Catherine Pegge had a relationship.² King Charles II Stuart of England and Barbara Villiers had a relationship.² King Charles II Stuart of England married Catherine (of Braganza), daughter of King Jodao IV (of Portugal And The Algarves) and Queen Luisa Maria De Guzman (of Portugal), on 31 May 1662 in Portsmouth, England.^2,1 King Charles II Stuart of England and Eleanor (Nell) Gwyn had a relationship.² King Charles II Stuart of England and Louise Renée De Penancoet had a relationship.² King Charles II Stuart of England and Mary (Moll) Davis had a relationship.² King Charles II Stuart of England died on 6 February 1685 in Whitehall, Westminster, Middlesex, England, at age 54.² He was buried on 14 February 1685 at Westminster Abbey, Westminster, Middlesex, England.²
'The Kings of Scotland', which appeared in volume I [1904] of *The Scots Peerage*, edited by Sir James Balfour Paul, states on pp. 29-30: CHARLES 11. was born 29 May 1630, succeeded his father on 30 January 1648-49, but the kingdom being then in the hands of the 'Republicans' under Oliver Cromwell, who governed with the title of Protector, his early years were spent in exile. The Scottish Presbyterians distrusting Cromwell and the English Independents, had invited Charles to assume the Crown of Scotland, and though their army was defeated by Cromwell at Dunbar, 3 September 1650, he was duly crowned King of Scots at Scone I January 1650-51. Invading England, however, his army was defeated by Cromwell at Worcester on 3 September 1631, and the Young king had to seek safety abroad. Soon After the death of Cromwell, Charles was restored to his kingdom, and entered London on his thirtieth birthday, 29 MAY 1660. He married, 31 May 1662, Donna Catherine Infanta of Portugal, born 25 November 1638, daughter of John iv., King of Portugal, sister of Alphonso vi and Pedro ii., successively kings of Portugal. King Charles died 6 February 1685 leaving no issue by his queen, who retired to Lisbon, where she died 31 December 1705. He had, however, many illegitimate children.² He became the father of Jacobo Errico Stuardo de Bove in 1646.² King Charles II Stuart of England became King of England in 1649 replacing King Charles I Stuart of England.¹ King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of James Scott on 9 April 1649.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of Charlotte Jemima Henrietta Maria Fitzroy Boyle in 1650.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of Mary Walters on 6 May 1651.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of Charles Fitzcharles in 1657.² King Charles II Stuart of England became a widower with the death of his wife, Lucy Walters in 1658 in Paris, Seine, France.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of Catherine Fitzcharles about 1659.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of Anne Palmer on 25 February 1661.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of Charles Fitzroy about 1662.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of Henry Fitzroy (Palmer) on 20 September 1663.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of Charlotte Fitzroy on 5 September 1664.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of George Fitzroy on 28 December 1665.² Charles II's mother Princess Henriette Marie (of France) died on 10 September 1669 at Chcateau De Colombe, Paris, France.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of Charles Beauclerk on 8 May 1670.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of James Beauclerk on 25 December 1671.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of Barbara Fitzroy on 16 July 1672.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of Charles Lennox on 29 July 1672.² King Charles II Stuart of England became the father of Mary Tudor on 16 October 1673.² Charles II's son James Beauclerk died in September 1680.² Charles II's son Charles Fitzcharles died on 17 October 1680.² Charles II's daughter was married at wedding of Anne Palmer and Thomas Lennard on 16 May 1681 at Hampton Court, London, Middlesex, England.² Charles II's daughter Charlotte Jemima Henrietta Maria Fitzroy Boyle died on 28 July 1684 in Westminster, London, Middlesex, England.²
King Charles II Stuart of England was replaced as King of England by King James II Stuart of England on 23 April 1685.¹