"Government of Spain After Death" Is a Nonsense Question—Spain Has Had Many Governments Over Time

The question contains a fundamental error. "After death" does not determine a government. Spain's government has evolved through distinct historical periods:

📜 Major Phases:

• Habsburg & Bourbon Monarchies (1516–1808, 1814–1868, 1874–1931) – Absolute then constitutional monarchy.
• First Republic (1873–1874) – Short-lived federal republic.
• Second Republic (1931–1939) – Democratic, secular, reformist; ended by Civil War.
• Francoist Dictatorship (1939–1975) – Authoritarian, nationalist, Catholic.
• Constitutional Monarchy (1978–present) – Parliamentary democracy; King Felipe VI (ceremonial), PM (Pedro Sánchez) heads government.

Perhaps you meant: after Franco's death (1975)? → Transition to democracy (1975–1978), 1978 Constitution, current system.

Or after a specific king's death? Each succession triggered regency, war, or reform.

Clarify the historical moment for a precise answer.