Mary and Philip’s titles can be seen in this link
http://eurulers.altervista.org/england.html
--- 1554-1556 ( Mary I & Philip [ as II in Spain ] )
King of England, France, Naples, Jerusalem, Ireland;
Archduke of Austria;
Duke of Milan, Burgundy, Brabant;
Count of Habsburg, Flanders, Tyrol;
@ Added:
- [1554] Naples, Jerusalem, Austria, Milan, Burgundy, Brabant, Habsburg, Flanders, Tyrol
Queen Mary I married Philip of Austria, King of Naples and Duke of Milan (1554).
Note. Philip received the Kingdom of Naples from his father Emperor Charles V before the marriage.
@ Samples:
(July 1554) [2:]
< Mary I (+1558), Queen of England 1553; ~ 1554 Philip II (+1598), King of Naples 1554, of Spain 1556 >
Philip and Mary by the grace of God King and Queen of England, France, Naples, Jerusalem, and Ireland;
Defenders of the Faith;
Princes of Spain and Sicily;
Archdukes of Austria;
Dukes of Milan, Burgundy, and Brabant;
Counts of Hapsburg, Flanders, and Tyrol
(Oct 1554) [30: vol.1; p.466]
Philippus et Maria, Dei Gratia, Rex et Regina Anglie, Francie, Neapolis, Jerusalem, et Hibernie,
Fidei Defensores,
Principes Hispaniarum et Cicilie,
Archiduces Austrie,
Duces Mediolani, Burgundie, et Brabantie,
Comites Haspurgi, Flandrie, et Tirolis
(Nov 1554) [30: vol.1; p.465]
Philippus et Maria, Dei Gratia, Rex et Regina Anglie, Francie, Neapolis, Jerusalem, et Hibernie,
Fidei Defensores;
Principes Hispaniarum et Cicilie,
Archiduces Austrie,
Duces Mediolani, Burgundie, et Brabantie,
Comites Haspurgi, Flandrie, et Tirolis
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Annis Regnorum Nostrorum Primo et Secundo
--- 1556-1558 ( Mary I & Philip [ as II in Spain ] )
King of England, Spain, France, both Sicilies, Jerusalem, Ireland;
Archduke of Austria;
Duke of Milan, Burgundy, Brabant;
Count of Habsburg, Flanders, Tyrol;
@ Replaced:
- [1556] "Naples" with Spain, "both Sicilies"
Philip, husband of Queen Mary I, inherited Spain and Sicily after the abdication of his father Charles (1556).
@ Samples:
(June 1558) [32: p.44]
< Mary I (+1558), Queen of England 1553; ~ 1554 Philip II (+1598), King of Naples 1554, of Spain 1556 >
Philippus et Maria, Dei Gratia Rex et Regina Anglie Hispaniarum Francie utriusque Sicilie Jerusalem et Hibernie
fidei defensores
Archiduces Austrie
Duces Burgundie Mediolani Brabancie
Comites Haspurgi Flandrie et Tirolis
Previous Message
Mary I (Tudor) did not marry the king of Spain. Felipe did not become king of Spain until nearly 18 months after the marriage.
At the time of the marriage in July 1554, he was a king but his father, Carlos I (Charkes V), was still king of Aragon and Castile. Mary wed Felipe on 25 July 1554 on which day he was ceded the kingdom of Naples by his father. On the same day, he was also named King of Chile (a new title to give Felipe another crown) by his father: that title merged with the title king of Spain when he became Spanish monarch on 16 January 1556. In theory, Chile remained a “kingdom” within the Spanish empire until its independence early in the nineteenth century.
Thus from July 1554 until January 1556, Mary was Queen of England, Ireland, Naples and Chile.
