Military history of Catalonia

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[edit] Origins

The origins of the military force in Catalonia, soar to the 13th century, with the Sagramental, the fraternity among several villages to guarantee their own security, made through oath, due to this so called.

[edit] Chronology



Pau Claris.

Mosso d'Esquadra in fest uniform

Parliament of Catalonia, placed at the Park of the Ciutadella, in Barcelona

• Under the presidency of the abbot Oliba, its held at Toulouges (Rosselló), the first Peace and Truce of God (Pau i Treva de Deu, in Catalan) - 1027.
• Sagramental - 1257, fraternity among several villages to guarantee their own security, made through oath.
• Jaume I institutionalizes the Sometent (old Catalan for Alarm) - 13th century
• The Thirty Years' War - 1618 to 1648 besieges good part of the continent, the war bursts among the Spanish and French crowns. This is used by Philip IV of Castile to require the help and the implication of the Catalan Principality with Castile.

[edit] Distribution of Catalonia

See Treaty of the Pyrenees

[edit] Catalan Republic of Pau Claris

See Catalan Republic

[edit] Contemporary History of Catalonia

See Mossos d'Esquadra

[edit] Napoleonic inclusion to the French empire

See Peninsular War

[edit] Carlism

See First_Carlist_War#The_contenders

[edit] Promised restoration of the Catalan Constitutions and first democracy in Spain

See Third Carlist War and Miquelet (militia)

[edit] Unsuccessful attempt of proclamation of the Catalan State

See Catalan Republic

[edit] Catalan Republic of Francesc Macià

See Catalan Republic

[edit] Catalan Republic of Lluís Companys

See Catalan Republic

[edit] Dictatorship Abolition of the Catalan Government

See Spain under Franco

[edit] United Nations condemns the Spanish ditatorship

See Spain under Franco, Isolation and United Nations Security Council Resolution # 4

[edit] Restoration of the Catalan Government

See Generalitat_de_Catalunya#Second_restoration\Second restoration

[edit] Catalonia today

See Current status

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[edit] See also

• History of Catalonia
• Catalan Countries
• Generalitat de Catalunya
• Mossos d'Esquadra
• Catalonia

[edit] References

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