His first Government was formed by Ministers of the previous monarch, Fernando VI, as for example Domestic of the reign of Carlos III, well, divide in two stages separated by famous Esquilache mutiny, that took place March 23, 1766.The first measurements of Carlos III were performed using laws and certificates; all of them marked by urgency, in order to go to fixing problems that were coming to light. The truth is that the same feeling of hostility towards the powerful order prevailed in all monarchies pictorial of the moment. His internal government was on the whole beneficial to the country. The State created, sponsored, and spread throughout the country the so-called "societies economic of friends of the country", created agencies to carry out these projects. To promote these changes, arose, as already mentioned above, the "societies economic of friends of the country", which contributed to making the changes through two-way: grouping legally to all persons interested in the renewal; and agencies, directed from Madrid, ordered to study the proposed projects. He was the fifth son of Philip V of Spain Carlos III (English: Charles III) 1716 – 1788. They were the channel Imperial de Aragón and the Manzanares, among others many. In Naples, Carlos III was all a representative of enlightened despotism, and in that direction raised all their actions with transformations that came to all areas of the Kingdom: ideology, institutions, society, economy, etc. In its effort to neutralize the hegemony of England and stop the increasingly greater desire for expansion of Russia and Austria, was in need of support diplomatically to Prussia, as the most suitable representative to restore the balance. His second son, Carlos Antonio, embarked with him to Spain as a Prince of Asturias and heir to the Crown.Spain hoped the arrival of the new monarch with mixed feelings.
As king of Spain his foreign policy was disastrous. Please reset your password.This account has been disabled. Another important measure was the creation of the Bank of San Carlos (germ of the future National Bank), strictly financial purposes and as a means of funding of the wars that kept the Crown. Charles III of Spain (b. In the spirit of the enlightened despotism (Government for the people, but without the people) developed a shelter for orphans and the elderly in nursing homes, social policy as well as several provisions aimed to educate people on good manners: prohibition of firearms, the game in public places (only allowed the practice of billiards, chesscheckers and backgammon). The King, to demonstrate their anger and contempt to the Madrid people who had dared to stand up against it, went to Aranjuez causing even more the madrilenian people and fueling a new outbreak of popular violence. Oops, some error occurred while uploading your photo(s). Throughout the month of April, Zaragoza, Salamanca, Cuenca, Guadalajara, Alicante and Murcia saw as its population rose against the price of bread and onerous practices of the profiteers.Actually, the mutiny had some deeper causes than the mere revolt of a city against the Prime Minister. Classic editor Edit with form History Talk (0) Share.
The Spanish Crown, at first, doubted whether he/she should intervene directly in the conflict or not, but, aware of the potential negative impact that would mean total independence of its colonies to England, he/she decided to participate in the confrontation. If you have questions, please contact Please complete the captcha to let us know you are a real person.You need to confirm this account before you can sign in. King of Spain, born in Madrid, January 20, 1716, and died in the same city, from December 14, 1788.