1. Charles V
... was to reorganize the governmental bureaus and put them entirely under royal power and control. He brought about the dependence of the judicial and fiscal systems. He also created an excellent policing system and a body of laws that fostered the social and industrial life of his subjects. Religious concerns were also an issue for this holy roman emperor. He was in power during the ... Protestant Reformation. Charles, a catholic, did not believe in the religious freedom of his subjects, which caused political clashes with his princes. Many ... II. He then gave the Holy Roman Empire to h...
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