Felipe III
Felipe III was King of Spain from 1598 until his death in 1621. He is often noted for his peaceful foreign policy and the relative stability of his reign, which was characterized by a focus on consolidating power and managing the Spanish Empire. Felipe III's rule saw the continuation of the Spanish Golden Age in arts and literature, although it was also a time of economic challenges. He is known for the expulsion of the Moriscos, a significant event in Spanish history.
Born on Apr 14, 1578 (447 years old)
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Dominican Republic:
Felipe III was the king of Spain during the time when the map was commissioned by the viceroy of Peru.
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Colombia:
Felipe III was the King of Spain who was advised about the fortifications in Cartagena in a letter from 1607.
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Venezuela:
Felipe III was the king of Spain during the time Lucas de Quirós was commissioned to create a map.
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Spain:
Felipe III was the king of Spain during the time the map was commissioned.
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Colombia:
Felipe III commissioned a map from Lucas de Quirós in 1615.
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Spain:
Felipe III is referenced in a marginal decree from 1621 that was among the documents.
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