Carlists

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legitimist movement political movement traditionalist movement

Carlists were a traditionalist and legitimist political movement in Spain that supported an alternative Bourbon line for the throne and staunchly defended monarchy, Catholicism, and regional fueros.

Aliases (5)

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	legitimist movement → political movement → traditionalist movement →
activeIn	19th century → 20th century →
alliedWith	Nationalists in the Spanish Civil War →
claimedLegitimateMonarch	Alfonso Carlos I of Spain (Carlist claimant) → Carlos V of Spain (Carlist claimant) → Carlos VI of Spain (Carlist claimant) → Carlos VII of Spain (Carlist claimant) → Jaime III of Spain (Carlist claimant) →
color	red →
country	Spain →
defended	regional fueros →
founded	1833 →
goal	restoration of a traditional Catholic monarchy in Spain →
ideology	Legitimism → Monarchism → Traditionalism →
language	Basque → Catalan → Spanish →
militaryWing	Requetés →
namedAfter	Infante Carlos, Count of Molina →
opposed	Isabel II of Spain → centralizing liberal monarchy in Madrid → liberalism → secularism →
participatedIn	First Carlist War → Second Carlist War → Spanish Civil War → Third Carlist War →
politicalPosition	far-right → right-wing →
region	Basque Country → Catalonia → Navarre → Valencian Community →
religion	Catholicism →
slogan	Dios, Patria, Rey →
successorOrganization	Comunión Tradicionalista Carlista →
supported	Basque fueros → Catholic social order → Navarrese fueros → alternative Bourbon line to the Spanish throne → corporatism →
symbol	Sacred Heart of Jesus → red beret →

Referenced by (9)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Infante Carlos, Count of Molina ("Carlism") → Princess Irene of the Netherlands ("Carlist movement in Spain") →	movement
Nationalist faction (Spain) ("Carlist militias") →	hasPart
Carlist Wars ("Carlism") →	ideology
Nationalist forces ("Carlist traditionalists") →	included
Second Spanish Republic →	mainOppositionForces
Carlist Wars →	opposingForce
Carlists ("Comunión Tradicionalista Carlista") →	successorOrganization
Nationalist forces ("Carlist militias") →	used