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Monarchs of Portugal

Can you name all the monarchs of Portugal from its independence from the Kingdom of Galicia in 1139 until the abolition of the monarchy in 1910. Including disputed and co-monarchs. According to Wikipedia.
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1139-1185
Afonso I (Afonso Henrique) (the Conqueror) (the Great) (the Founder) (the Father of the Nation)
1185-1211
Sancho I (the Populator)
1211-1223
Afonso II (the Fat) (the Leprous) (the Lawgiver)
1223-1247
Sancho II (the Caped) (the Capuched) (the Cowled) (the Pious)
1248-1279
Afonso III (the boulonnais)
1279-1325
Denis I (the Farmer) (the Farmer-King) (the Poet) (the Poet-King) (the Troubadour) (the Just) (the Liberal)
1325-1357
Afonso IV (the Brave) (the Bold)
1357-1367
Peter I (the Cruel) (the Just) (the Enemy-Son) (the Stutterer) (the Till-the-End-of-the-World-Passionate) (the Vengeful) (the Revengeful)
1367-1383
Ferdinand I (the Handsome) (the Debonair) (the Inconstant) (the Fickle) (the Inconscient)
(Disputed) 1383-1385
Beatrice
1385-1433
John I (of Good Memory) (the One with Good Memory) (the Master of Avis) (the Good) (the Great) (the Bastard)
1433-1438
Edward (the Eloquent) (the Philosopher) (the Philosopher-King)
1438-1477
Afonso V (the African) (the Crusader)
1477
John II (the Perfect Prince) (the Man)
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(2nd reign) 1477-1481
Afonso V (the African) (the Crusader)
(2nd reign) 1481-1495
John II (the Perfect Prince) (the Man)
1495-1521
Manuel I (the Fortunate) (the Grocer King/the Spices King)
1521-1557
John III (the Pious) (the Colonizer)
1557-1578
Sebastian I (the Desired) (the Sleeping Hero) (the Sleeping King) (the Hidden) (the Crusader)
1578-1580
Henry I (the Chaste) (the Cardinal) (the Cardinal-King)
(Disputed) 1580-1583
Anthony I (the Prior of Crato) (the Determined) (the Fighter) (the Resistant) (the independentist)
1581-1598
Philip I (the Prudent)
1598-1621
Philip II (the Pious)
1621-1640
Philip III (the Great) (the Tyrant) (the Oppressor)
1640-1656
John IV (the Restorer) (the Fortunate) (the Musician King)
1656-1683
Afonso VI (the Victorious)
1683-1706
Peter II (the Pacific)
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1706-1750
John V (the Magnanimous) (the Magnificent) (the Generous) (the Most Faithful King) (the Nuns’ Lover) (the Portuguese Sun-King)
1750-1777
Joseph I (the Reformer)
1777-1816
Maria I (the Pious) (the Mad)
(Jure uxoris) 1777-1786
Peter III (the capacidónio) (the Builder) (the Edifier) (the Sacristan) (the Enabler)
1816-1826
John VI (the Clement) (the Merciful)
1826
Peter IV (the Soldier King) (the Liberator) (the Emperor) (the Hero of Two Worlds)
1834-1853
Maria II (the Educator) (the Good Mother)
1828-1834
Michael I (the Absolute King) (the Absolutist) (the Traditionalist) (the Usurper) (the Grandfather of Europe)
(Jure uxoris) 1837-1853
Ferdinand II (the Artist King)
1853-1861
Peter V (the Hopeful) (the Beloved) (the Well-Beloved)
1861-1889
Louis I (the Popular) (the Musician King) (the Painter King)
1889-1908
Carlos I (the Diplomat) (the Martyr) (the Martyred) (the Oceanographer) (the Hunter) (the Painter King) (the Obese)
1908-1910
Manuel II (the Patriot) (the Sorrowful) (the Unfortunate) (the Studious) (the Scholar) (the Erudite) (the Learned) (the Bibliophile) (the Missed-King)
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