The following morning, under the watchful eyes of Spanish officials, Carlos, holding the Spanish Constitution, declared himself King of Spain, taking the title of King Carlos I.
Subsequently, Primo led government officials in swearing allegiance to Carlo, and the framework of the Kingdom of Spain was formally established.
According to the current Spanish constitution, the House of Representatives, the Senate, and the Royal Government are three separate branches of government, representing legislative, judicial, and executive powers, respectively.
As for Carlos, as the King of Spain, he nominally has the power to appoint and dismiss the prime minister and senior officials, to convene or dissolve parliament, to mobilize the army, to promulgate or repeal laws, to listen to state affairs, a
