For the countries of Europe, the 1880s were undoubtedly a fortunate decade. Although the European situation wasn't entirely peaceful, there were no super wars involving the great powers.
For Spain, this was an exceedingly valuable time for development. Spain could safely develop its industry and economy, quietly catching up with the major powers in a corner unnoticed.
For Carlo, a calm situation meant more leisure time. Carlo preferred to spend his leisure time with his family, focusing together on the growth of his children.
In such a peaceful situation, time quickly approached the year 1888.
In theory, 1888 should have also been a tranquil year, but the death of a monarch caused some ripples in Europe's originally calm situation.
