Carlos Guiterez

Biography
Carlos Guiterez is the former Emperor of Portugal, and fled Portugal after it became a Republic. He joined his daughter and son in law, the Empress of Mexico and Emperor of Mexico.

Carlos was born on August the 2nd, 1862, in the Imperial Palace in Portugal. From an early age, Carlos was appointed a respected Tutor, and was taught manners and court etiquette extensively.

Carlos fell in love with Maria Garzonia, with whom he had a secret relationship with. When Carlos found out that she was pregnant with his child, he went to his parents and begged them that they should be married, and that she was his significant other. His parents, at first, denied his request, as they were already arranging a marriage between him and another Princess. However, soon after the Princess fell into a river and drowned mysteriously, and suspicions arose that Carlos had sent someone to kill the Princess. However, nothing came of it, and Carlos could finally marry Maria Garzonia. They married each other when she was two months pregnant. When Maria went into labour, fears began to rise of complications, as everybody believed that she was only 7 months pregnant, but Carlos and Maria had no worries. A few hours of labour later, a healthy son was born, and less than a year later Maria was pregnant again, and gave birth to a daughter, whom they named Augustina. They later had three more children, all of whom survived their infancy.

One day, Carlos' father was bitten by a rabid dog whilst visiting local communities and providing aid to the unfortunate. A few weeks later, he was bed-ridden, being completely paralysed on his left side and in constant pain. He soon after passed away tragically, devastating Carlos and his mother. Having been extremely close with his late father, Carlos was struck with depression, which led to his anti-social tendencies and often depressing personality.

Carlos and Maria both agreed on sending their daughter, who was 14, to Mexico to marry the 46 year old Emperor of Mexico, so they could gain more allies. Both were shocked when they saw that the two had a very close relationship, but were very happy for them both.

Life as Emperor of Portugal
In 1902, Carlos and Maria were crowned Emperor and Empress of Portugal. In 1910, Portugal became a Republic, and there was a rebellion against the Monarchy. Carlos, Maria and their youngest children fled to Mexico to join their daughter, The Empress of Mexico.