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SPAIN.
(ESPANA.)
Reigning Sovereign and Queen Regent.
Alfonso XIII., son of the late King Alfonso XII. and Maria Christina, daughter of the late Karl Ferdinand, Archduke of Austria; born after his father's death, May 17, 1886, succeeding by his birth, being a male, his eldest sister.
Maria Christina, mother of the King, took oath as Queen Regent during the minority of her son.
Sisters of the King. — I. Maria-dc-las- Mercedes, Queen till the birth of her brother, born September 11, 1880. II. Maria Teresa, born November 12, 1882.
Aunts of the King.— ^. Ini^nto. Isabel, born December 20, 1851 ; married, May 13, 1868, to Gaetan, Count de Girgenti ; widow, November 26, 1871.
