-
created its own
royal court in 1640. The
court register of 1896
noted the
Camareira-mór as the
senior of all the ladies-in-waiting of the
Portuguese court...
-
duchess (vitalício) upon her
appointment as The Queen's Maid of
Honour (
Camareira-Môr), the
highest court position for ladies. The
title was subsequently...
- livetimes, when they
became the queen's
First Lady of the
Bedchamber (
Camareira-Mor), the
highest palatine office for a lady. D.
Rodrigo Anes de Sá Almeida...
- Ireland.
These titles were
traditionally granted to the Lady
Chamberlain (
Camareira-Mor), the
highest royal court office for a woman, only
during her life:...
- rank (only
during her life), when she
became the queen's
Chamberlady (
Camareira-Môr), the
highest palatine office for a lady. Constança Manoel, Duchess...
-
Ficalho (only
during her life), when she
became the queen's Maid of
Honour (
Camareira-Mór), the
highest palatine office for a lady. Eugénia Maurícia Tomásia...
- upon her
appointment as The Queen's
Mistress of the
Robes (in
Portuguese Camareira-Môr), the
highest court position for a lady. She
inherited her family...
-
Decree of 1757) upon her
appointment as the Queen's
Mistress of the
Robes (
Camareira-Môr (in Portuguese)). This was the
highest position in the Portuguese...
- Gláucio
Gomes -
delegado Igor
Paiva -
Policial Silva Cristiana Pompeo -
camareira Adriane Piovesani - Fátima Flávia
Alessandra -
Gilda Bárbara
Borges -...
-
Abrantes upon
becoming the
Queen of Portugal's Maid of
Honour (in
Portuguese Camareiras-Môr), the
highest court position for a lady: In 1753, King
Joseph I of...
