The 청교도 혁명 (English: Puritan Revolution) was a series of events in England during the 17th century, primarily from 1640 to 1660. It involved a conflict between the monarchy, led by Charles I, and Parliament, which was influenced by the Puritans. The revolution aimed to address issues of governance, religion, and civil rights, ultimately leading to the establishment of a republican government. The conflict escalated into the 영국 내전 (English: English Civil War), where the Royalists supported the king, while the Parliamentarians, including notable figures like Oliver Cromwell, fought for greater parliamentary power. The revolution resulted in the temporary overthrow of the monarchy and significant changes in English society and governance.