SPAIN 🇪🇸KING FELIPE V HISTORICAL APPOINTMENT AND AUTOGRAPH IN 1713🇪🇸

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PHILIP V

KING OF SPAIN

Friars Appointments for New Spain

Nombramientos de Frailes para la Nueva España

Date: October 23, 1713

EL REY

Por cuanto hallándome enterado, deque siendo Obispo de Panamá, Don Fray Juan de Arguelles, que actualmente le esde Arequipa, ordeno de Misas, a Fray Fernando de la Concepción, Religiosos de la Orden Bethlemitica; y después en Puira, que es del Obispo de Trujillo, ordeno tambiénde Misas , á Fray Juan de Jesús María, del mismo Orden, movido de algunasCopias de Breves de su Santidad, que Consiguieron en Roma, Fray Francisco de S.Antonio, y Fray Miguel de Jesús María, Religiosos asimismo Betlemíticas; loscuales remitieron á las Indias, sin el pase de mi Consejo de ellas, Y teniendopresente, que esto es contra lo prevenido, y dispuesto por leyes Reales , y losinconvenientes, que de ello pueden resultar, alternándose estos tanfundamentalmente para el mas acertado gobierno en lo espiritual, y temporal delas Indias, Por tanto, por la presente ordeno y mando, á mi Virrey, Presidente,Audiencias, y Gobernadores de las Provincias de Nueva España y ruego, y encargoá los Arzobispos y Obispos de ellas, que todos, y cualquier Breves, ó suscopias de que no constare el pase del dicho mi Consejo en la forma ordinaria,que te hubieren obtenido en cosa alguna, que mire, toque o pertenezca al estadode la Religión , ó de alguno de sus individuos, y Casas, los recojany remitan á él, en la primera ocasión, con informes de las personas oReligiosos que los hubieren remitido á las Indias; que así conviene a miservicio, y al efectivo cumplimiento de las leyes Reales, de que tanto senecesita, para el mas acertado Gobierno en lo espiritual y temporal en Dominiostan diferentes, Fecha en Madrid a veinte tres de Octubre de mil setecientos ytrece.

YO el Rey

(Felipe V)

(firma)

THE KING

Whereas finding out that, beingBishop of Panama, Don Fray Juan de Arguelles, who is currently from Arequipa,ordered Masses, to Fray Fernando de la Concepción, Bethlemitic Religious; andlater in Puira, which belongs to the Bishop of Trujillo, I also order Masses,to Fray Juan de Jesús María, of the same Order, moved by some Copies of Briefsof his Holiness, which they obtained in Rome, Fray Francisco de S. Antonio, andFray Miguel de Jesús María, also Bethlemitic Religious; which referred to theIndies, without the passing of my Council of them, and bearing in mind, thatthis is against what is prevented, and provided for by Royal laws, and theinconveniences that may result, alternating these so fundamentally for the mostsuccessful spiritual and temporal government of the Indies, Therefore, by thisorder and command, my Viceroy, President, Audiences, and Governors of theProvinces of New Spain and pray, and commission to the Archbishops and Bishopsof them , that all, and any Briefs, or their copies that the passage of thesaid my Council in the ordinary form, that they have obtained in anything, thatlooks at, touches or belongs to the state of the Bethlemitic Religion, or ofany of their individuals, and Houses, they collect and send to him, on thefirst occasion, with reports from the persons or Religious who have sent themto the Indies; that it is thus convenient for my service, and for the effectivefulfillment of the Royal laws, of which it is so much needed, for the mostsuccessful Government in the spiritual and temporal in such different Domains,Date in Madrid on October twenty three, seven hundred and thirteen .

I the King

(Philip V)

(signature)

Biografia:

Felipe V de España, llamado «elAnimoso» (Versalles,Francia,19 de diciembre de 1683-Madrid,España, 9 de juliode 1746), fue rey de España desde el 16 de noviembre de 1700 hasta su muerte en1746, con una breve interrupción (comprendida entre el 16 de enero y el 5 deseptiembre de 1724) por causa de la abdicación en su hijo Luis I, fallecidoprematuramente el 31 de agosto de 1724.

Como bisnieto de Felipe IV, fue elsucesor del último monarca de la Casa de Austria, su tío-abuelo Carlos II, porlo que se convirtió en el primer rey de la Casa de Borbón en España. Su reinadode 45 años y 3 días (partido, como ya se ha señalado, en dos periodosseparados) es el más prolongado en la historia de la monarquía española.

Biography

Philip V (Spanish: Felipe; 19 December1683 – 9 July 1746) was King of Spain from 1 November 1700 to 14 January 1724,and again from 6 September 1724 to his death in 1746. The sum of his tworeigns, 45 years and 21 days, is the longest in modern Spanish history.

Philip was born into the Frenchroyal family as Philippe, Duke of Anjou. He was the second son of Louis, GrandDauphin, who was the son and heir of King Louis XIV. The Grand Dauphin had thestrongest genealogical claim to the Spanish throne held by his maternal uncle,King Charles II. However, since neither the Grand Dauphin nor his eldest son,Louis, Duke of Burgundy, could be displaced from the succession to the Frenchthrone, King Charles named the Duke of Anjou as his heir in his will. Heascended the Spanish throne in 1700 as King Philip V.

Philip was the first member of theHouse of Bourbon to rule as King of Spain. It was well known that the union ofFrance and Spain under one monarch would upset the balance of power in Europe,and that other European powers would take steps to prevent it. Indeed, Philip\'saccession in Spain provoked the 13-year War of the Spanish Succession, whichcontinued until the Treaty of Utrecht forbade any future possibility ofunifying the French and Spanish crowns while confirming his accession to thethrone of Spain. In 1724, Philip abdicated in favour of his eldest son, Louis.The new king died later that year, and Philip took the throne again. Sufferingfrom depression, he fell under the control of his second wife, ElisabethFarnese. When he died in 1746, he was succeeded by his son Ferdinand VI.