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He is baptized on March 7 in the Cathedral of Saint Bavo -
He is bon in Flandes, on the 24th of February. His parents are Juana I de Castilla and Felipe I de Castilla
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His parents Felipe and Juana leave for Spain, staying in the care of Margarita de York -
Before he was one year old, Felipe appointed Charles Duke of Luxembourg and Knight of the Burgundian Order of the Golden Fleece
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Felipe and Juana leave for Spain again to claim the crown of Castile after the death of Isabel la Católica. That same year, Felipe died prematurely and Juana, considered a prey to madness, was locked up in a convent in Tordesillas by her father Fernando.
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Carlos's coming of age is declared, being named Lord of the Netherlands, ending the regency of Margarita.
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In April, Cardinal Cisneros communicates the royal titling by Castile
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In May, the estates of the Kingdom of Navarre swear allegiance to Carlos
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On January 22, he is appointed by his grandfather, Fernando II of Aragon, governor and administrator of the Kingdoms of Castilla y León, on behalf of Juana I (incapacitated) and the Crown of Aragon
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On January 23, King Ferdinand II dies -
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On March 21, Carlos sends a letter to the Council of Castile informing him of his decision to appoint himself King.
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Once appointed, he associated his former teacher Adriano with the regency of Cisneros and sent him to
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On February 9, the Cortes of Castile swears Carlos as king together with his mother Juana.
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In Aragon the conflict of the Germanías occurs
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On April 16 he swears in the Cortes of Aragon with Juana
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On June 28, Charles is elected King of Romans, becoming sovereign of the Holy Roman Empire.
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Thanks to a series of dynastic alliances and premature deaths, he turned a twenty-year-old named Charles V into the most powerful monarch in Europe.
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This began in 1500. The subjects of Carlos I of Spain rebelled against him because they did not want to be ruled by a foreign king. Thus initiating urban uprisings that began in Toledo, Segovia and other Castilian cities.
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Revolt of the comuneros in the battle of Villalar. They were against a foreign king ruling. -
Hadrian, Carlos' teacher when he was little, was named Pope with the name Adriano VI, replacing Leo X. -
Spanish victory in Pavia, where Francisco I of France is imprisoned.
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He marries Isabel de Portugal, (his cousin) and they have a son Felipe II.
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It was an alliance between the Papacy, France, Milan, Venice and Florence that was in force until 1529. Against this alliance Charles V fought in the sack of Rome.
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This battle was an important victory for the imperial army of Carlos V in the framework of the confrontations between his Holy Roman Empire and the so-called League of Cognac. Soon the imperial troops achieved victories over the French army and established their control over northern Italy.
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Precisely on his birthday, in the Italian city of Bologna. Charles was crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope of Rome Clement VII. -
The Turkish fleet takes Bizerte and Tunisia.
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He personally leads the expedition against Tunisia, which he recovers after taking the Schooner.
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The Turks defeat the Christian fleet off the coast of Epirus. Signing of the Nice Truce between France and Spain.
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Isabel dies from pneumonia in Toledo.
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The Battle of Girolata was a naval combat that pitted a Hispano-Genoese fleet against another Ottoman in the Gulf of Girolata, located on the west coast of the island of Corsica. The confrontation took place to dispute for the control of the Mediterranean Sea between Emperor Carlos V and Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent. In this battle Carlos V's fleet was victorious. -
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In the year 1543, Carlos I left Felipe II as regent of Spain.
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Victory over the German Protestant princes at Mühlberg. -
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It receives the sovereignty of the Netherlands, Castilla y León, Aragon and Catalonia, Navarra, the kingdom of Naples, that of Sardinia, the crown of Sicily, the Duchy of Milan and the Indies. -
The Peace of Augsburg, also called "Peace of religions", was a deal signed by Ferdinand I of Habsburg, brother and Emperor Charles V, by which the religious conflict of the Protestant reform was resolved.
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He cedes the Holy Roman Empire to his brother Ferdinand I
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Carlos decides to retire to the Yuste monastery to pursue a monastic life. This date oscillates between this or February 22, 1557 since in the different websites that I have looked at in each one there was a date of these, that is why I put both. -
He retires to live in te Yuste monastery
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He died in Yuste on September 21, 1558. He died of malaria
