There is no need to inform the overseas nobility that is far away, but the results of the meeting will be made public to all nobles, so those who did not participate in this rebellion can be completely reassured.
On the morning of November 9th, the meeting of the Royal Council officially began.
This meeting gathered the vast majority of Spanish nobles, including dozens of Grand Dukes of honor, hundreds of historically prestigious nobles, and a large number of Marquises and Earls.
The Barons were completely overlooked in such a meeting venue; they could only sit in the far corners of the meeting, merely listening, without the right to speak.
The number of Spanish nobility is extraordinarily high. Even though nearly a hundred nobles were involved in this rebellion, there are still nearly a thousand unaffected Spanish nobles.
The total number of nobles attending this meeting amounted to 600, and the land these 600 held was more than that held by Spanish farmers.
