Brazil celebrates it independence from Portugal on September 7th. Dom
João VI fled Portugal and established himself in the Rio de Janeiro,
where he ruled Portugal's colonies. He remained their helping Brazil
open up trade and only returned to Portugal in 1820 because of a
revolution seeking to bring out a constitutional monarchy with Dom
João VI as the monarch. He returned to Portugal leaving his son, Pedro,
as the prince regent of Brazil. For Dom
João VI's efforts in Brazil, he was historically called
the "Founder of the Brazilian Nationality."
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