Alfonso XII
Alfonso XII was the King of Spain from 1874 until his death in 1885. His reign is often characterized by political stability and economic recovery following the tumultuous period of the First Spanish Republic. Alfonso XII was instrumental in the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy and is remembered for his progressive policies, including the abolition of slavery in Spanish colonies. His legacy is marked by efforts to modernize Spain, and he remains a significant figure in Spanish history.
Born on Nov 28, 1857 (167 years old)
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Ireland:
King Alfonso XII was the husband of Maria Christina, whose death led her to vacation in San Sebastián.
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Venezuela:
Alfonso XII signed the law for the abolition of slavery in Spain.
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