L'Exili de la Guerra dels Segadors

Authors

  • Òscar Jané Checa

Abstract

The exile of the Reapers War.The most famous exiles of Catalonia are those of the Civil War of the twentieth century, or those who follow the War of Succession in the eighteenth century. The latter were movements that brought much of the Catalan elites fled to Europe, in Vienna or elsewhere, before the arrival of the victorious Bourbon troops. The Catalan revolution of 1640 rocked the balance system that existed inside the monarchy, and also made the monarchy intervene in France. The exile of which we speak is a result of this conflict and the so-called Reapers War (Guerra dels Segadors). It takes place between 1652 (taking of Barcelona by John of Austria) and beyond the Treaty of the Pyrenees (1659). The subsequent exile of the Reapers War is also the end of the Catalan revolution.

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2011-06-22

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Jané Checa, Òscar. (2011). L’Exili de la Guerra dels Segadors. Butlletí De La Societat Catalana d’Estudis Històrics, (20), 83–99. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/BSCEH/article/view/68152.001

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No. 20 (2009)

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