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He reigned as an absolute monarch and asserted that he ruled by divine right. Because of this he saw himself as guardian of the Roman catholic church. Thus he enforced religious unity in his empire, turning the inquisition against protestants and other heretics. through this he strengthened the catholic church. Also his hard working and ambitious nature ment he devoted most of his time to government work unlike other monarchs. He was an enthusiastic patron of the arts and founded academies of science and mathematics. this brought about Spain's Siglo de Oro or "golden century".

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