Probably similar to the Union of Britain and Hannover IOTL really.
When did Spain become legally unified, rather than only held together by personal union, anyway?Probably similar to the Union of Britain and Hannover IOTL really.
It's not going to lead to France and Spain uniting politically if that what you're leaning towards, since not only would their be opposition among the population of both coun tries (though far more in Spain than France), the rest of Europe simply would not allow it to happen.
Let's say that Louis XIV fully wins the War of Spanish Succession and France and Spain are united under one monarch? What would this union look like? What if?
When did Spain become legally unified, rather than only held together by personal union, anyway?
Thank you.The process ended ended in 1716, when the last of the Nueva Planta decrees was implemented.
When did Spain become legally unified, rather than only held together by personal union, anyway?
Thank you.
Let's say that Louis XIV fully wins the War of Spanish Succession and France and Spain are united under one monarch? What would this union look like? What if?