Charles Albert of Sardinia
1798 to 1849
9 documented presences
7 places
Quo Fuit places 9 dated presences for Charles Albert of Sardinia across 7 places, from 1798 to 1848. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Charles Albert (2 October 1798 – 28 July 1849) was the King of Sardinia and ruler of the Savoyard state from 27 April 1831 until his abdication in 1849.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Charles Albert of Sardinia was documented, and when
2 October 1798exact date
Palazzo Carignanoattested
“Charles Albert was born at the Palazzo Carignano in Turin on 2 October 1798 to Charles Emmanuel, Prince of Carignano, and Maria Cristina of Saxony.”
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2 October 1798exact date
Turinattested
“Charles Albert was born at the Palazzo Carignano in Turin on 2 October 1798 to Charles Emmanuel, Prince of Carignano, and Maria Cristina of Saxony.”
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March 1812month
Genevaattested
“In the meantime, Albertina had moved to Geneva, where Charles Albert joined her from March 1812 to December 1813, and he studied with the Protestant Pastor, Jean-Pierre Etienne Vaucher (1763–1841), a follower of Jean-Jacques Rousseau.”
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1817year
Romeattested
“This led to a friendship with the French diplomat Jean Louis de Douhet d'Auzers and a visit by the prince to Rome in 1817 to visit the former king Charles Emmanuel IV, who had retired to a monastery.”
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1828 to 1834period
Piedmontattested
“Similarly, in the Portuguese Liberal Wars (1828–1834), which followed the death of John VI, Charles Albert sided with the absolutists under Dom Miguel, who spent time in Piedmont.”
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1832year
Palazzo Madama, Turinattested
“In 1832, he established the Pinacoteca Regia e della Galleria Reale in the Palazzo Madama (now the Turin City Museum of Ancient Art) and the library of the Palazzo Reale, he built several monuments and palaces, refounded the Academy of A…”
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26 March 1848exact date
Turinattested
“There was heard, in Piedmont, for five days, the thundering of the guns which consumed us: The king knew and did not move." Charles Albert left Turin on the evening of 26 March 1848 for Alessandria, to take command of the army and then a…”
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26 March 1848exact date
Vogheraattested
“There was heard, in Piedmont, for five days, the thundering of the guns which consumed us: The king knew and did not move." Charles Albert left Turin on the evening of 26 March 1848 for Alessandria, to take command of the army and then a…”
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26 March 1848exact date
Piedmontattested
“There was heard, in Piedmont, for five days, the thundering of the guns which consumed us: The king knew and did not move." Charles Albert left Turin on the evening of 26 March 1848 for Alessandria, to take command of the army and then a…”
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Places Charles Albert of Sardinia is documented in
Piedmont2 presences · 1828 to 1848Turin2 presences · 1798 to 1848Geneva1 presence · 1812Rome1 presence · 1817
Palazzo Carignano1 presence · 1798
Palazzo Madama, Turin1 presence · 1832
Voghera1 presence · 1848
Other places tied to Charles Albert of Sardinia in the record
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1804year
Turinmentioned
“The most significant of these was his relationship with Maria Antonietta di Robilant (1804–1882), daughter of Friedrich Truchsess zu Waldburg (1776–1844), the Prussian ambassador to Turin and wife of Maurizio di Robilant (1798–1862).”
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1812year
Collège Stanislas de Parismentioned
“Since it was no longer appropriate for him to be educated at home, Charles Albert was sent to the Collège Stanislas in Paris in 1812.”
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1812year
Parismentioned
“Since it was no longer appropriate for him to be educated at home, Charles Albert was sent to the Collège Stanislas in Paris in 1812.”
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1812year
Collmentioned
“Since it was no longer appropriate for him to be educated at home, Charles Albert was sent to the Collège Stanislas in Paris in 1812.”
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1812 to 1820period
Cádizmentioned
“After the 1820 uprising in Cádiz, King Ferdinand VII of Spain was forced to grant the Spanish Constitution of 1812.”
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October 1813month
French First Republicmentioned
“After Napoleon's defeat at the Battle of Leipzig in October 1813, the family left Geneva, fearing the arrival of Austrian forces and returned to France.”
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October 1813month
Genevamentioned
“After Napoleon's defeat at the Battle of Leipzig in October 1813, the family left Geneva, fearing the arrival of Austrian forces and returned to France.”
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1814year
Bourgesmentioned
“At the beginning of 1814, Charles Albert enrolled in the military school in Bourges, hoping to become an officer in the French army.”
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16 May 1814exact date
Parismentioned
“After Napoleon was defeated for good, the new king Louis XVIII celebrated the restoration of the Bourbon dynasty in Paris on 16 May 1814.”
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18 March 1817exact date
Grand Duchy of Tuscanymentioned
“Charles Albert travelled to the Grand Duchy of Tuscany and then to Rome on 18 March 1817 and, after a 6-month engagement, married Maria Theresa on 30 September in Florence Cathedral.”
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18 March 1817exact date
Florence Cathedralmentioned
“Charles Albert travelled to the Grand Duchy of Tuscany and then to Rome on 18 March 1817 and, after a 6-month engagement, married Maria Theresa on 30 September in Florence Cathedral.”
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1820year
Lombardymentioned
“These were still only minor disputes and diplomatic relations between the two states continued to be generally good, culminating in the magnificent wedding of Charles Albert's eldest son, Victor Emmanuel and Adelaide of Austria, daughter…”
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21 March 1821exact date
Palazzo Carignanomentioned
“At midnight on 21 March 1821, Charles Albert secretly departed from the Palazzo Carignano.”
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1823year
Cádizmentioned
“At the beginning of 1823, Duke Louis Antoine, Duke of Angoulême assumed command of the French expeditionary force which the European powers had entrusted with the task of suppressing the liberal revolution in Spain and restoring King Fer…”
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1823year
3 December 1823exact date
3 December 1823exact date
1831year
1831year
1831year
June 1831month
23 July 1831exact date
1832year
April 1833month
Documented at the same place, the same year
Augustin-Louis CauchyTurin · 1832Sigismond ThalbergGeneva · 1812Henry FuseliRome · 1817Marie-Caroline of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, Duchess of BerryRome · 1817
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