What effect did Charles 3 have on the puritans when he became king?

When Charles II became king in 1660, he marked the Restoration of the monarchy after the English Civil War and the Interregnum. His reign was characterized by a more tolerant approach to religion, which allowed Puritans to practice their faith with less persecution than during the previous rule. However, his policies also led to the enforcement of the Church of England's authority, causing some divisions among Puritans and ultimately leading to the emergence of dissenting groups. Overall, while Charles II's reign offered some respite, it did not fully resolve the challenges faced by Puritans.