Spanish monarchy

Target entity: Spanish monarchy
Context triple: [Spanish Inquisition, controlledBy, Spanish monarchy]

• A. Habsburg Spain
  Habsburg Spain was the powerful early modern Spanish monarchy ruled by the Habsburg dynasty, which dominated European politics and global empire-building from the early 16th to the early 18th century.
• B. Crown of Castile
  The Crown of Castile was a powerful late medieval and early modern Iberian kingdom whose maritime expansion and sponsorship of voyages, including those of Christopher Columbus, made it a central driver of Spanish overseas exploration and empire-building.
• C. Cortes of Castile
  The Cortes of Castile was the representative assembly of the Crown of Castile, bringing together nobles, clergy, and urban deputies to advise the monarch and approve taxation and legislation in medieval and early modern Spain.
• D. Crown of Aragon
  The Crown of Aragon was a powerful medieval and early modern maritime confederation in the western Mediterranean, centered on northeastern Iberia, that played a major role in Mediterranean trade, politics, and early overseas expansion.
• E. King of Spain
  The King of Spain is the constitutional monarch and head of state of Spain, representing national unity and performing ceremonial, diplomatic, and moderating political roles within the Spanish parliamentary system.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Spanish monarchy
Target entity description: The Spanish monarchy is the hereditary royal institution that has historically ruled Spain, shaping its political, religious, and imperial affairs over centuries.

• A. Habsburg Spain
  Habsburg Spain was the powerful early modern Spanish monarchy ruled by the Habsburg dynasty, which dominated European politics and global empire-building from the early 16th to the early 18th century.
• B. Crown of Castile
  The Crown of Castile was a powerful late medieval and early modern Iberian kingdom whose maritime expansion and sponsorship of voyages, including those of Christopher Columbus, made it a central driver of Spanish overseas exploration and empire-building.
• C. Cortes of Castile
  The Cortes of Castile was the representative assembly of the Crown of Castile, bringing together nobles, clergy, and urban deputies to advise the monarch and approve taxation and legislation in medieval and early modern Spain.
• D. Crown of Aragon
  The Crown of Aragon was a powerful medieval and early modern maritime confederation in the western Mediterranean, centered on northeastern Iberia, that played a major role in Mediterranean trade, politics, and early overseas expansion.
• E. King of Spain
  The King of Spain is the constitutional monarch and head of state of Spain, representing national unity and performing ceremonial, diplomatic, and moderating political roles within the Spanish parliamentary system.
• F. None of above. chosen