The Spiritual Church was not necessarily an authoritative organization to the point where lesser powers had no freedom because of their regional presence. On the contrary, most of the time, the church focused its attention on maintaining the order of things rather than getting involved in the decisions of sovereign institutions.
What they did in the region in terms of intervention was similar to the relationship between local powers.
The royal families dictated how the regional population should live in this region, while the noble families used rules in their territories that did not infringe those of their superiors.
At the same time, these nobles guaranteed the laws in their cities, where each property had the rules of its owner, which had to be within the limits of the superior ones.
