Marriages and Descendants
Peter married first to his sister-in-law Marie-Françoise of Savoy in 1666 who gave him a daughter. He married again in 1687, this time to Maria Sophia of Neuburg and she gave him several children. Outside his marriages Peter had 3 illegitimate children.
| Name | Birth | Death | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| By Marie-Françoise of Savoy, Mademoiselle de Nemours (1646–1683; married April 2, 1668) | |||
| Infanta Isabel Luísa of Portugal | January 6, 1669 | October 21, 1690 | 2nd Princess of Beira |
| By Maria Sophia of the Palatinate-Neuburg (August 6, 1666 – August 4, 1699; married in 1687) | |||
| Infante John of Portugal | August 30, 1688 | September 17, 1688 | Prince of Brazil and 12th Duke of Braganza |
| John V of Portugal | October 22, 1689 | July 31, 1750 | Prince of Brazil from 1697; succeeded Peter as King of Portugal |
| Infante Francisco of Portugal | May 25, 1691 | July 21, 1742 | Duke of Beja |
| Infante António of Portugal | March 15, 1695 | October 20, 1757 | |
| Infanta Francisca Xaviera of Portugal | 1694 | 1694 | |
| Infanta Teresa Maria of Portugal | February 24, 1696 | February 16, 1704 | |
| Infante Manuel of Portugal | August 3, 1697 | August 3, 1736 | Count of Ourém. |
| Infanta Francisca Josefa of Portugal | January 30, 1699 | July 15, 1736 | |
| By Maria da Cruz Mascarenhas (c. 1655-?) | |||
| Luísa of Braganza | January 9, 1679 | December 23, 1732 | Natural daughter; Duchess of Cadaval through marriage first to Luís Ambrósio de Melo, 2nd Duke of Cadaval, and then to Jaime Álvares Pereira de Melo, 3rd Duke of Cadaval |
| By Anne Armande du Verger (c. 1660-?) | |||
| Miguel of Braganza | October 15, 1699 | January 13, 1724 | Natural son |
| By Francisca Clara da Silva (c. 1650-?) | |||
| José of Braganza | May 6, 1703 | June 3, 1756 | Natural son; Archbishop of Braga |
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