Ferdinand VI
king of Spain, lived (1713-1759)
6 dated entries naming Ferdinand VI, drawn from 6 separate years between 1713 CE and 1759 CE. Nothing here is written by us: each line is the sentence a Wikipedia year article used, and the link beside it opens the exact revision.
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18th century
- 1713September 23 – Ferdinand VI, king of Spain (d. 1759)source
- 1746July 9 – King Philip V of Spain dies, after a reign of more than 45 years. His oldest living son succeeds him, as Ferdinand VI.source
- 1749October 4 – What is later described as "the least examined yet most influential" of clerical reforms, by the Spanish Bourbon monarchs of the 18th century, begins when King Ferdinand VI approves a royal cédula, removing control of the Roman Catholic parishes of Latin America from religious orders. Henceforward, jurisdiction over parishioners in the archdioceses of Lima, Mexico City and Bogotá is with the secular clergy.source
- 1753November 12 – Spain's King Fernando VI issues a set of 25 regulations and restrictions for theatrical performances, including a requirement that the directors of the acting troupes "take the greatest care that the necessary modesty is preserved" and that the actors should be reminded that chastity requires that "indecent and provocative" dances should be avoided.source
- 1755November 25 – King Ferdinand VI of Spain grants the Religious of the Virgin Mary in the Philippines royal protection.source
- 1759August 10 – King Ferdinand VI of Spain (b. 1713)source
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