Catalan Revolt

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The Catalan Revolt was a mid-17th-century uprising in Catalonia against the Spanish monarchy that formed part of the wider Reapers' War and the crisis of the Spanish Empire under Philip IV.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armed conflict
revolt
uprising
alsoKnownAs Guerra dels Segadors
Revolt of Catalonia
chronologicalContext Franco-Spanish War (1635–1659)
Thirty Years' War
combatant Catalan institutions
Catalan peasantry
France
Generalitat of Catalonia
conflictOf Reapers' War
country Spain
endTime 1652
follows implementation of the Union of Arms policy
hasCause defense of Catalan fueros and privileges
economic hardship caused by the Thirty Years' War
opposition to Olivares' centralizing policies
resentment over billeting of Castilian troops in Catalonia
resistance to increased taxation
hasEffect French occupation of parts of Catalonia
Treaty of the Pyrenees territorial changes
proclamation of the Catalan Republic under French protection
temporary separation of Catalonia from the Spanish Monarchy
weakening of Spanish Habsburg power
languageOfRegion Catalan
leader Louis XIII of France NERFINISHED
Louis XIV of France
Pau Claris
Philip IV of Spain NERFINISHED
location Crown of Aragon
Monarchy of Spain
Principality of Catalonia
opponent Count-Duke of Olivares
Kingdom of Spain
Philip IV of Spain NERFINISHED
Spanish Monarchy
partOf Reapers' War
crisis of the Spanish Empire under Philip IV
religionInvolved Roman Catholicism
result cession of Roussillon and parts of Cerdanya to France
restoration of Spanish royal authority in most of Catalonia
significantEvent Battle of Montjuïc (1641)
Corpus de Sang
French-Catalan alliance of 1641
Pau Claris' proclamation of the Catalan Republic
siege and recapture of Barcelona (1652)
startTime 1640
timePeriod mid-17th century
treaty Treaty of the Pyrenees

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