Aftermath of the Catalan Civil War and Political Reorganization in the 1430s

Name: Aftermath of the Catalan Civil War and Political Reorganization in the 1430s
Start: 1431
End: 1440

Type Event Region Europe Time 1431–1440

In the 1430s, Catalonia still reeled from the long aftermath of late-14th and early-15th century succession wars and factional struggles, as regency …

Timeline

1431–1435Barcelona · CataloniaPeasant uprisings from the earlier civil war (such as the Remença movement) had been suppressed, but their demands still circulated in the countryside. The Barcelona Cortes and urban grand nobles and artisan factions jockeyed over taxation, military mobilization, and representation, while the regency government struggled to integrate the various parties.
1435–1440Catalonia · CataloniaWhile Alfonso V campaigned in Italy, taxes in Catalonia were raised to fund royal wars, provoking widespread discontent in cities and countryside. Feuds among noble factions and the Cortes constitutional tradition made central authority hard to restore, leaving regional politics in a state of continuing instability.

Sources

Catalan Civil War — long-term political aftermath https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catalan_Civil_War