KnowraCarlismLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Carlism, each with the reason it gives.All 12Broader topic 3Related 3Narrower topic 2Compared with 4Francoist SpainRelated: Carlist forces joined Franco’s wartime coalition and retained a place in the regime.House of BourbonCompared with: It challenged the succession established by the Spanish branch’s reigning monarchs.Spanish nationalismRelated: Its alternative vision of monarchy and local rights challenged liberal projects of national centralization.Spanish RestorationCompared with: Carlist dynastic claims challenged the branch installed by the Restoration.Carlist WarsNarrower topic: The wars were the movement’s armed campaigns to defend its claimant and political program.Isabella II of SpainNarrower topic: It joined opposition to Isabella’s succession with resistance to liberal reforms.MonarchismBroader topic: It shows how dynastic disputes could sustain a distinct monarchist movement.Spanish liberalismCompared with: Carlist opposition turned liberal state-building into a prolonged dynastic and ideological conflict.Pragmatic Sanction of 1830Related: Carlists rejected Isabella’s succession and defended the rival dynastic claim.FalangismCompared with: Carlists joined Franco's coalition but retained monarchist and regional commitments unlike Falangist centralism.Nationalist factionBroader topic: Carlist militias and political supporters joined the Nationalist side.UltraconservatismBroader topic: Carlism joined dynastic loyalty and religious traditionalism in a durable reactionary movement.