Royal Spanish Academy, Language regulator in Spain
The Royal Spanish Academy is the official royal institution responsible for overseeing the Spanish language.
Founded in 1713 by King Philip V, the academy has shaped the Spanish language for over three centuries.
Its mission includes preserving the richness and purity of the Spanish language.
The RAE publishes authoritative dictionaries and grammar guides.
It's known for producing the 'Dictionario de la lengua española', an essential reference for Spanish speakers.
Inception: 1713
Founders: Philip V of Spain, Juan Manuel María de la Aurora, 8th duke of Escalona
Website: rae.es
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