to see if we can clarify. Don Pedro of Orleans-Braganza and Dobrzensky of Dobrzenicz, better known in Spain as Don Peer, it was the legitimate successor to the Imperial Throne of Brazil for much who strive for his person. No, because his father, Don Pedro of Orleans and Braganza, married in Paris with Donna Czech Countess Elisabeth of Dobrzenicz Dobrzensky of illustrious royal family but not bohemian.
The Empress Elizabeth, disgutada by unequal marriage of his eldest son, was forced to renounce his dynastic rights and inheritance, and Don Pedro de Alcántara, father of Don Peer, said Amen. Since then, its branch, the Orleans-Braganza Dobrzensky of Dobrzenicz are separated from the line of succession in Brazil.
The line of succession of the Emperors of Brazil continues by Luis Felipe de Orleans y Braganza, next man to Don Pedro de Alcántara and uncle flesh of our gift Peer, who married Dona Maria Pia of Bourbon-Two Sicilies and with whom he had three children. The eldest, Peter Henry of Orleans-Braganza and Bourbon-Two Sicilies, inherited his father's inheritance rights in turn married to Princess Mary Elizabeth of Bavaria (Wittelsbach). Don Pedro Enrique died in 1981. He was succeeded by his eldest son Don Luis Gaston d'Orleans-Braganza, Bavaria, Ludwig I at the time, and unmarried elderly childless. Backed by the conservative TPF (Tradition, Family and Fatherland), has in its brother Don Bertrand to its rightful successor, and thereafter, also single with no children, is Don Antonio de Orleans-Braganza and Bavaria, married to a Princess de Ligne, Belgian sovereign princely house, and succession (four sons, Pedro Luis , Rafael, Amelia and Maria Gabriela).
