How was King Charles relations with political nation?

King Charles I had a tumultuous relationship with the political nation, marked by conflict and tension. His belief in the divine right of kings often clashed with Parliament's growing power and the demands for greater representation and accountability. This friction ultimately led to the English Civil War, where his refusal to compromise alienated many factions within the political nation. His execution in 1649 underscored the deep divisions and the failure of his governance to align with the evolving political landscape.