}||||Juan José Nieto y Aguilar, 2nd Marquis of Monsalud|| † || • Minister of War (August–September 1835) •
Minister of State (1844, 1846 and 1847) • Minister of War (1844–1846, 1846, 1847 and 1866–1868) • Prime Minister(1844–1846, 1846, 1847–1849, 1849–1851, 1856–1857, 1864–1865 and 1866–1868) •
Ex officio (As consort of
Queen Isabella II) • Reinstated
ad honorem after 1874. • Prime Minister(14 July-12 October 1856, 1858–1863 and 1865–1866) • Minister of War (30 July-29 November 1854, 1858–1863 and 1865–1868) • Minister of State (30 June-2 de July 1858) • Minister of the Navy (25–27 November 1858) •
Minister of Overseas (17 January-2 March 1863) • Prime Minister(1868–1869, 4 January-24 July 1871, 26 May-13 June 1872, 3 January-26 February 1874) •
Regent (1869–1871) •
President of the Executive Power of the Republic (3 January-30 December 1874) • Brother-in-law of
Queen Isabella II • Minister of Overseas (20 May-6 August 1863 and 29 November 1863–1864) • Minister of the Navy (19 June-16 July 1863 and 19–21 September 1868) • Minister of War (1863–1864 and 19 September-8 October 1868) • Prime Minister (19 September-8 October 1868) • Minister of War (1868–1870) • Prime Minister (1869–1870) • Captain General of the Navy (1870–1873) •
Minister of state (1855–1856) • Minister of the Navy (1860–1863) • Minister of War (8 April-26 May 1872 and 3 January-29 June 1874) • Prime Minister (26 February-3 September 1874) •
Ex officio • Captain General of the Navy (1874–1885) •
Ad honorem •
Ad honorem • Prime Minister (7 March-9 December 1879) •
Ad honorem • Prime Minister (6 July-30 November 1906) •
Ad honorem • Minister of War (1907–1909 and June–October 1917) •
Ex officio • Captain General of the Navy (1902–1931) •
Ad honorem • Monarch of the
British Dominions and
Emperor of India •
Ad honorem • Minister of War (1901–1902, 23 June-1 December 1905 and 1906–1907) • Minister of the Navy (1 October-1 December 1905) •
Ad honorem • Monarch until 9 November 1918. •
Ad honorem • Minister of War (1890–1892, 1895–1897 and 1899–1900) • Prime Minister (8 August-4 October 1897, 1900–1901 and 1904–1905) • Minister of the Navy (23–31 October 1900) •
Ad honorem • Reinstated
ad honorem in 1939. •
Ad honorem • Minister of War (19 April-11 June 1917) •
Ex officio (As
Head of State) • Captain General of the Navy (1938-1975) and the Air Force (1939–1975) •
Generalissimo (1936-1975) •
Posthumous promotion • Prime Minister (1923–1930) •
Posthumous promotion • Minister of the Army (1939–1942) •
Posthumous promotion •
Air Minister (1939–1940) •
Ad honorem •
Minister of the Army (1951–1957) • Deputy Prime Minister (1962–1967) •
Ad honorem •
President of the State Technical Board (1936–1937) •
Minister of the National Defence (1937–1939) • Minister of the Army (1945–1951) •
Ad honorem •
Minister of Interior (1957–1969) •
Ex officio • Retired since 19 June 2014 • Captain General of the Navy and the Air Force •
Ad honorem •
Minister of Defence (1977–1979) • Deputy Prime Minister for Defence (1976–1981) •
Ex officio • Captain General of the
Navy and the
Air and Space Force == See also ==