Felipe III dari Spanyol 📖 Wikipedia

Felipe III & II
Raja Kastila dan León Raja Aragon Raja Portugal
Berkuasa	13 September 1598 – 31 Maret 1621
Pendahulu	Felipe II dan I
Penerus	Felipe IV dan III
Kelahiran	(1578-04-14)14 April 1578 Madrid, Spanyol
Kematian	31 Maret 1621(1621-03-31) (umur 42) Madrid, Spanyol
Pemakaman	El Escorial
Pasangan	Margaret dari Austria
Keturunan	Anne, Ratu Prancis Felipe IV dari Spanyol Maria Anna, Permaisuri Romawi Suci Infante Charles dari Spanyol Kardinal-Infante Ferdinand
Wangsa	Wangsa Habsburg
Ayah	Felipe II dari Spanyol
Ibu	Anna dari Austria
Agama	Katolik Roma
Tanda tangan

Wangsa Habsburg Cabang Spanyol
Kaisar Carlos V (Raja Carlos I)
Anak Felipe II dari Spanyol Maria de Austria, Permaisuri Kaisar Romawi Suci Juana dari Spanyol Don Juan (anak luar nikah) Margarita dari Parma (anak luar nikah)
Felipe II
Anak, antara lain Carlos, Pangeran Asturias Isabel dari Spanyol Catalina, Adipatni Savoia Felipe III dari Spanyol Maria dari Spanyol
Felipe III
Anak, antara lain Ana de Austria, Permaisuri Raja Prancis Felipe IV dari Spanyol Maria Ana de Austria, Permaisuri Kaisar Romawi Suci Infante Carlos Kardinal-Infante Fernando
Felipe IV
Anak, antara lain Baltasar Carlos, Pangeran Asturias Maria Teresa de Austria, Permaisuri Raja Prancis Margarita, Permaisuri Kaisar Romawi Suci Felipe Prospero, Pangeran Asturias Carlos II dari Spanyol
Carlos II
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Felipe III dari Spanyol (bahasa Spanyol: Felipe IIIcode: es is deprecated ; 14 April 1578 – 31 Maret 1621) merupakan Raja Spanyol (sebagai Felipe III di Kastila dan Felipe II di Aragon) dan Portugis (bahasa Portugis: Filipe IIcode: pt is deprecated ).

Sebagai anggota dari Wangsa Habsburg, Felipe III lahir di Madrid dari Raja Felipe II dari Spanyol dan istri dan kemenakan keempatnya Anna, putri dari Kaisar Maximilian II dan Maria dari Spanyol. Philip III kemudian menikah dengan Margaret dari Austria, saudari dari sepupunya Ferdinand II, Kaisar Romawi Suci.

Dalam kepemimpinannya, Felipe III sangat dipengaruhi oleh ide-ide irenisme yang beredar di kalangan orang Italia.

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•  Artikel ini menyertakan teks dari suatu terbitan yang sekarang berada pada ranah publik: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "^{perlu nama artikel} ". Encyclopædia Britannica (Edisi 11). Cambridge University Press. ;
• See also Paul C. Allen, Philip III and the Pax Hispanica: The Failure of Grand Strategy (Yale UP: 2000) for an extensive discussion of the foreign policy of Philip III. Allen's is a revisionist work that also argues for a greater role played in international affairs by the Council of State and its leaders in this period rather than by Lerma.