 Valencia remained an independent state under the Crown of Castile, governed by its own parliament (the Corts Valencianes) according to its own charters (the Furs of Valencia), until 1707, when the Nueva Planta decrees abolished the Kingdom of Valencia and subordinated it to the Kingdom of Castile and its laws and customs.It was during the 19th century that concepts of a Valencian identity re-emerged, under the influence of the Catalan-language "Renaixença".In the political sphere, the conservative Catholic "" ("Valencian Regional Right") party was founded in 1930.