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497: 589:, whereby Charles was recognised as his first-born son, lieutenant in perpetuity, and heir in all his realms. The king also surrendered his right to enter the Principality of Catalonia without the permission of the Generalitat. He was also forced to surrender royal prerogatives. The appointment of royal officials was to be done only on the advice of representative bodies. The treaty was a victory for the Catalanists (who stressed Catalan independence and pre-eminence), pactists (who stressed the relationship between monarch and Catalonia as a mutual agreement), and the foralists (who stressed the ancient privileges, the 398:
anti-royalist side developed a new conception of political society in which, according to Catalan historians Santiago Sobrequés and Jaume Sobrequés, "solidarity among the men of a country was produced by having common laws and inhabiting the same land, not as, until then, by the fact of being vassals of the same sovereign». Thus, the modern concept of homeland had emerged that went beyond mere territorial ascription to take on a legal character, so the Catalan rebellion would be, as the French historian Joseph Calmette described, "the first of modern revolutions', hundred years before the
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Duke John of Lorraine died at Barcelona on 16 December 1470, before an attack on the mountainous redoubt of Francesc de Verntallat could be carried out. With John of Lorraine dead, the Catalans lost their most important ally — King René lived until 1480, but was not personally present in Catalonia;
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John returned to Barcelona triumphant, but failed to raise the necessary funds. In the summer of 1474 the French conquered Roussillon and March 1475 Perpignan fell to them. The French raided the EmpordĂ  as far as Girona in 1476, and John, his allies tied up by their own wars, could not even oppose
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For the royalist side, the "rebels" were for having betrayed the fidelity they had sworn to their king; while the anti-royalists considered the royalists "traitors" for not being faithful to the laws of the "land", for being "enemies of public affairs" or simply for being "bad Catalans". Thus, the
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Throughout the summer the Generalitat and the municipal council of Barcelona worked with the peasant leaders and various noble factions to draw up an agreement and bring an end to the revolt. The king, however, intrigued against it and negotiations were scuttled before a treaty could take effect.
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in Barcelona on 23 September, a fact which threatened the treaty of June. While Charles had inspired unity, his death sparked the reemergence of factionalism. Though the treaty allowed for the young Ferdinand, only nine years old, to succeed John, Ferdinand's mother was conspiring with the Busca
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in February 1462. The peasant revolted against the Consell del Principat with the hope of receiving royal support: Juana worked hard to stoke anti-Busca sentiment in Barcelona. In April a plot by some former Busca in support of the queen had been publicised and the deputy leader of the Consell,
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urged surrender. With the fall of Tarragona (31 October), Henry IV, who was approaching Barcelona by sea, opened negotiations with John and Louis XI. Throughout the winter of 1462–63, both armies were plagued with desertions and neither side could call on more than a few hundred, mostly
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them. In October 1478 he ceded the two provinces to France until he could redeem them with cash. Revolts against his authority flared in Aragon and Valencia, which had stayed out of the civil war, and he failed to put them down. He did succeed in quashing a revolt in Sardinia.
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capitulated shortly after his death, as did some other small places. The king had offered to pardon his enemies and respect the Constitucions and the municipal privileges, so that the Generalitat was debating submission, but a minority on the Consell was deadset against it.
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The Catalans, temporarily leaderless, were torn by defections: Juan and Bertran d'Armendaris, Pere Joan Ferrer i Destorrent, and Joan de Sarriera. They were also racked by internal dissension: the Church, the Generalitat, and the Consell were unable to reconcile their
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were chiefly to blame for the entire decade of war. Modern scholarship tended to stress economic factors, but the chronology of the Catalan economy does not easily line up with events in the civil war. The failure of the Busca and the
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It was, on the face of it, bizarre. René was the old enemy of Alfonso V and a Frenchman with a claim to Naples. His election smacked of desperation, but his military funding capabilities were an important asset in continuing the war
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The last action of the war was on the part of the Catalan barons of Roussillon and Cerdagne, which had been assigned to France as surety for war subsidies. The French were only slowly expelled. On 1 February 1473, John entered
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to seek his arbitration, but he loudly proclaimed himself a Catalan dynast and mused that "there are no mountains" between Catalonia and France. The Catalan legates wisely decided to return without his arbitration.
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he appointed John's eldest bastard son, John of Calabria, Count of Briey, his new lieutenant. In 1471 the French troops fighting with the Catalans retired to France and the advantage shifted decidedly to John II.
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in October 1469. The Duke of Lorraine had returned to Catalonia in May that year and in June took Girona, which he had been holding out through 1467–68, and several smaller places. At a General Cortes at
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Peter of Portugal sailed to Barcelona, where he landed in January 1464. He lifted the siege of Cervera, but failed to duplicate the feat at Lleida, which John captured in July, and several smaller towns.
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on 23 May, Hug Roger marched on Girona, where he was received warmly on 6 June while the queen and the prince took refuge in the citadel, the Força Vella ("old fort"), throughout June.
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on 5 June. On 9 June 1462 the Consell declared him an enemy of the people and deposed him. In August the Generalitat offered the crown to Henry IV of Castile, who accepted and sent
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in 1410. Probably the pactists thought they could control Peter, but he proved to be more independent-minded then they expected and he was unable to generate a strong following
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The Catalans continued the war with Genoa until 1463, when they signed a treaty in order to more fully invest in the war against John II.
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in September and marched towards Barcelona. The city was besieged until Hug Roger III could arrive with relief troops by sea in October.
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entered the war at times on the side on John II and at times with the Catalans. The Catalans, who at first rallied around John's son
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in Navarre to Castile and in June Henry formally renounced the Aragonese throne. In October the Consell offered the throne to the
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Francesc Pallarès, along with two former leaders, was executed in May. On 11 March, Juana and Ferdinand left unsafe Barcelona for
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and the Catalan constitutionalists (Catalanists, pactists, and foralists), disputed the extent of royal rights in Catalonia. The
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in 1423. John tried to assuage his son with the lieutenancy of Navarre, but his son's French upbringing and French allies, the
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in 1470 the king received the subsidy he requested to carry on the war until the expulsion of the French from Catalonia.
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until June 1472 and then against Barcelona. A naval and land siege lasted from November 1471 to 16 October 1472. By the
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remained their stronghold to the end: with its surrender the war came to a close. John, victorious, re-established the
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and failed claimant to several crowns, as their new king. His election—he was a grandson of
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and John capitulated in February. He freed Charles on 25 February and, on 21 June, signed the
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At the same time the Consell del Principat formed an army to put down the rebellion of the
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This "council representing the principality of Barcelona" was in existence by 8 December
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John, who had previously been lieutenant from 1436 to 1438, replaced the unpopular
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in 1454 and was thus ruling Catalonia at the time of his succession to it, c.f.
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John II took his first major offensive against the Principality by occupying
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By invading Catalonia he had violated the terms of Vilafranc (Bisson, 151).
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to the joy of its citizens. He placed Catalan garrisons in the castles of
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plus their retainers) in military aid to John in exchange for 200,000
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John, who had had his sight recently restored by a Jewish physician,
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When, in 1468, the brother of the childless Henry IV of Castile,
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John succeeded in retaining power in Catalonia until early 1464.
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When Alfonso died in 1458, Charles was arrested and brought to
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The royalists blamed the one-side Capitulation for the war
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The Wreck of Catalonia: Civil War in the Fifteenth Century
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and, as surety of payment, the cession of the counties of
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All of the lands of the Crown voiced support for Charles
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parliament, citing precedent, asked for Charles as their
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In October John of Lorraine defeated Prince Ferdinand at
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in opposition to John during the course of the conflict.
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In 1460 Charles left Majorca unauthorised and landed in
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James had been a candidate for the throne before the
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demoralised, troops. John, though, was supported in
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Catalonia: History — The War Against John II.
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