Pedro IV facts for kids

"Pedro IV" is a name that has been used by several important historical figures throughout history. It's like saying "Peter the Fourth" in English. Many kings and rulers from different countries and times have used this name. Let's learn about some of these famous people!

Who Were the Pedros IV?

Peter IV of Aragon: The Ceremonious

Peter IV was a powerful king who ruled the Crown of Aragon from 1336 to 1387. He was born in 1319 and passed away in 1387. He was also the King of Valencia, Sardinia, and Corsica, and the Count of Barcelona.

Peter IV was known as "the Ceremonious" because he loved formal events and traditions. During his long rule, he worked to make his kingdom stronger and more organized. He also fought in several wars to protect and expand his lands.

Pedro IV of Kongo: The Restorer

Pedro IV was a very important ruler of the Kingdom of Kongo in Africa. He ruled from 1694 to 1718. His full name was Pedro IV Afonso.

At the time Pedro IV became king, the Kingdom of Kongo had been divided by civil wars. His main goal was to bring peace and unity back to his kingdom. He is remembered for successfully ending these conflicts and restoring the kingdom. This is why he is sometimes called "the Restorer."

Pedro I of Brazil (Pedro IV of Portugal): The Soldier King

Pedro I was born in 1798 and died in 1834. He had a very interesting life as both an emperor and a king.

He was the first Emperor of Brazil, declaring Brazil's independence from Portugal in 1822. He ruled Brazil until 1831. Later, he also became King of Portugal for a short time, from March to May 1826, where he was known as Pedro IV.

Pedro I was a brave leader who fought for freedom and new ideas. He is famous for his role in making Brazil an independent nation.

See also

• Peter IV (disambiguation)