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Baltasar Carlos (17 de octubre de 1629 – 9 de octubre de 1646), Príncipe de Asturias, Príncipe de Gerona, Duque de Montblanc, Conde de Cervera y Señor de Balaguer, Príncipe de Viana fue heredero de todos los reinos, estados y dominios de la monarquía española hasta su muerte.

La condesa de Olivares, que también era dama de honor de la reina, ejerció de institutriz del príncipe, lo que dio lugar a comentarios sobre el control que el conde-duque de Olivares ejercía sobre el heredero.

El 7 de marzo de 1632 juró ante la nobleza de Castilla como «Heredero de Su Majestad» y «Príncipe de estos reinos de Castilla y León, y demás que están sujetos a estas Coronas, unidas e incorporadas», en una ceremonia celebrada en el Monasterio de San Jerónimo el Real de Madrid.

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The Countess of Olivares herself, who was also Camarera Mayor of Queen Isabella, served as the prince’s aya,[4] which gave rise to comments on the control that the Count-Duke of Olivares exercised over the heir.

On March 7, 1632, he was sworn in before the nobility and the Cortes of Castile as «Heir to his Majesty [and] Prince of these Kingdoms of Castile and León, and the others of this Crown subject, united, and incorporated, and belonging to them»[5] in a ceremony that took place in the monastery of San Jerónimo el Real in Madrid.[6] The ceremony was held on March 7, 1632.

Soon diplomatic steps were taken to find him a future wife, and the chosen one was the Archduchess Mariana of Austria, daughter of Emperor Ferdinand III and his paternal aunt, the Infanta Maria Anna of Austria, and, therefore, a first cousin.[7] After the death of Balthasar Charles, the Archduchess was chosen as his wife.

After the death of Balthasar Charles, Philip IV was obliged to marry again to give continuity to the dynasty. The chosen one was the fiancée of the deceased prince and his niece, as daughter of his sister Maria Ana, the archduchess Mariana of Austria.

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In 1644 diplomatic steps were taken to find him a future wife and his marriage was arranged with the Archduchess Mariana of Austria, his first cousin. In 1645 he was sworn in as heir to the Crown before the Cortes of Aragon in Zaragoza.

The figure of Prince Balthasar Carlos has endured through time thanks to the famous portraits of him painted by the painter Diego Velázquez, which are kept in several museums: Prado Museum, Museum of Fine Arts (Boston), Wallace Collection in London.

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Baltasar Carlos (17 de octubre de 1629 – 9 de octubre de 1646), Príncipe de Asturias, Príncipe de Girona, Duque de Montblanc, Conde de Cervera y Señor de Balaguer, Príncipe de Viana fue heredero de todos los reinos, estados y dominios de la monarquía española hasta su muerte.