Causes and beginning of the conflict between the king and parliament.

Charles 1 was in conflict with parliament in the 17th century. He struggled with the restrictions of the legislature because he wanted to rule alone. Charles sought to establish an absolute monarchy. The reason for the unleashing of the conflict was the desire of the King of England to introduce new taxes without parliamentary approval in order to cover other state expenses. But parliament protested against self-government, taxes and treasury orders. Relations between government agencies began to deteriorate.