Catholic Monarchy

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The Catholic Monarchy was the composite dynastic union of the Spanish Habsburg and later Bourbon realms, characterized by centralized royal authority and a strong commitment to Roman Catholicism as a unifying political and religious ideology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf composite monarchy
dynastic union
early modern polity
alsoKnownAs Catholic Monarchy
surface form: Monarquía Católica

Spanish Empire
surface form: Monarquía Hispánica

Catholic Monarchy
surface form: Spanish Monarchy
hasCapital Madrid
hasCentralInstitution Council of State
Council of War
Council of the Indies
Inquisition
Royal Council of Castile
hasCharacteristic confessionalization of politics
global overseas empire
integration of church and state
maintenance of local privileges in composite realms
strong royal centralization
hasComponentTerritory Balearic Islands
Canary Islands
Crown of Aragon
Crown of Castile
Burgundian Netherlands
surface form: Duchy of Burgundy (Spanish Netherlands)

Duchy of Milan
Kingdom of Aragon
Castile
surface form: Kingdom of Castile

Kingdom of Galicia
Kingdom of Granada
Kingdom of León
Kingdom of Naples
Kingdom of Sicily
surface form: Kingdom of Naples and Sicily

Kingdom of Navarre
Portugal
surface form: Kingdom of Portugal

Kingdom of Sardinia
Kingdom of Sicily
Kingdom of Valencia
Philippines
Principality of Catalonia
Spanish America
Habsburg Netherlands
surface form: Spanish Netherlands
hasDynasty House of Bourbon
House of Habsburg
hasEconomicBase American silver
Castilian taxation
Mediterranean and Atlantic trade
hasForeignRival Dutch Republic
Kingdom of England
France
surface form: Kingdom of France

Ottoman Empire
hasGovernmentForm absolutist monarchy
hereditary monarchy
hasIdeology Catholic confessional monarchy
Counter-Reformation
surface form: Counter-Reformation Catholicism
hasKeyEvent Bourbon Reforms
Council of Trent
surface form: Council of Trent implementation in Spanish realms

Iberian Union
Spanish Inquisition
surface form: Spanish Inquisition persecutions

Union of the Crowns of Castile and Aragon
War of the Spanish Succession
expulsion of the Moriscos
hasLegalSystem Castilian law
local fueros and privileges
hasPredecessor Crown of Aragon
Crown of Castile
Kingdom of Granada
Kingdom of Navarre
hasReligion Roman Catholicism
hasReligiousPolicy defense of papal authority
enforcement of Catholic orthodoxy
persecution of Protestantism
hasRuler Charles I of Spain
Charles II of Spain
Charles III of Spain
Charles IV of Spain
Ferdinand VI of Spain
Ferdinand VII of Spain
Philip II of Spain
Philip III of Spain
Philip IV of Spain
Philip V of Spain
hasSuccessor Kingdom of Spain
hasSymbol Bourbon coat of arms
Cross of Burgundy
Habsburg coat of arms
hasTimePeriod 16th century
17th century
18th century
usesLanguage Spanish
surface form: Castilian Spanish

Catalan
Latin
Portuguese

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Catholic Monarchy alsoKnownAs Catholic Monarchy
this entity surface form: Monarquía Católica
Catholic Monarchy alsoKnownAs Catholic Monarchy
this entity surface form: Spanish Monarchy
Council of War appliesToJurisdiction Catholic Monarchy
Catholic Majesty category Catholic Monarchy
this entity surface form: Catholic monarchy
Council of State partOf Catholic Monarchy
this entity surface form: central administration of the Catholic Monarchy
Spanish Empire partOf Catholic Monarchy