Ominous Decade

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Ominous Decade was a reactionary period of absolute monarchy and political repression in Spain from 1823 to 1833 under King Ferdinand VII, marked by the rollback of liberal reforms and harsh persecution of dissent.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical period
political era
alsoKnownAs Década Ominosa NERFINISHED
associatedWith persecution of secret societies
use of police surveillance and informers
cause French intervention in Spain in 1823
defeat of the liberal constitutional regime
chronologicalPosition early 19th century
constitutionSuppressed Spanish Constitution of 1812 NERFINISHED
context Restoration era in Spain
post-Napoleonic Europe
country Spain
endDate 1833
followedBy First Carlist War NERFINISHED
regency of Maria Christina of the Two Sicilies
governmentType absolute monarchy
historicalSignificance symbol of reactionary absolutism in 19th-century Spain
ideologicalOrientation absolutist
antiliberal
languageOfName Spanish
legalStatusOfConstitution abolished
mainFeature censorship of the press
harsh persecution of political dissent
repression of liberals and constitutionalists
restoration of absolute royal authority
rollback of liberal reforms
suppression of constitutional institutions
monarchTitle King of Spain NERFINISHED
namedFor its oppressive and repressive character
opposedBy Spanish liberals
constitutionalists
politicalCharacter counterrevolutionary
reactionary
precededBy Trienio Liberal NERFINISHED
repressionMethod censorship
execution
exile
imprisonment
repressionTarget intellectuals
journalists
liberal politicians
result consolidation of royal absolutism in Spain
political instability leading to Carlist conflicts
weakening of Spanish liberal movement
ruler Ferdinand VII of Spain NERFINISHED
startDate 1823
underMonarch Ferdinand VII of Spain NERFINISHED

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Trienio Liberal followedBy Ominous Decade