The Anthem of Catalonia, Els Segadors, refers to the Reapers' War of 1640-1659, when Catalan peasants revolted against Spain. The revolt began when Catalan peasants were forced to house and feed Spanish troops during the Thirty Years' War. The Catalan people felt they were being treated unfairly. After a reaper, count, and viceroy were murdered by Spanish forces, the revolt escalated into a full-scale war for Catalan independence.
The Anthem of Catalonia, Els Segadors, refers to the Reapers' War of 1640-1659, when Catalan peasants revolted against Spain. The revolt began when Catalan peasants were forced to house and feed Spanish troops during the Thirty Years' War. The Catalan people felt they were being treated unfairly. After a reaper, count, and viceroy were murdered by Spanish forces, the revolt escalated into a full-scale war for Catalan independence.
The Anthem of Catalonia, Els Segadors, refers to the Reapers' War of 1640-1659, when Catalan peasants revolted against Spain. The revolt began when Catalan peasants were forced to house and feed Spanish troops during the Thirty Years' War. The Catalan people felt they were being treated unfairly. After a reaper, count, and viceroy were murdered by Spanish forces, the revolt escalated into a full-scale war for Catalan independence.
A note about the Anthem of Catalonia, Els Segadors
Els Segadors (The Reapers) refers to The Reapers War
(1640-59), a Catalan revolt against Spain. The revolt began when, during the Thirty Years War (between Spain and France), Catalan peasants were forced to quarter and feed Spanish troops. The Catalan people felt that they were being treated unfairly. The Catalan people revolted. After a Segador (reaper), a Count, and a Viceroy were murdered by the Spanish, the revolt escalated into all out war. Ocial languages: Catalan, Spanish and Aranese Government -Autonomous government rule within a constitutional monarchy President - Jos Montilla Governing body - Generalitat de Catalunya Capital Barcelona Provinces: Barcelona, Girona, Lleida and Tarragona Population (2010) - Total 7,504,881 (16% of Spain) 1,200 - 800 8C: the reg|on was seu|ed by Iber|an tr|bes, who deve|oped re|anons w|th seafar|ng hoen|c|an and Greek merchants 800 - 200 8C: Ce|nber|an Cu|ture Compr|sed of nanve Iber|ans and Ce|ts from Gau| Advanced |n meta|work|ng, stone carv|ng 1he Woman of L|che, po|ychrome stone, Ce|nber|an 4th Century 8CL 8ronze |ate, date unknown, Ce|nber|an Scepter, Ce|nber|an, date unknown C|rca 200 8C: Absorpnon |nto koman Lmp|re koman Amph|theatre |n 1arragona (1arraco), wh|ch was the rov|nc|a| cap|ta| 1he koman Cccupanon |asted from 200 8C to 410 AD koman Aqueduct outs|de of 1arragona vlslgoLhlc/re-8omanesque erlod clrca 400Au - 1000Au St. edro de |a Nave, predates 680AD - a|though not |n Cata|on|a, |t |s the best examp|e of V|s|goth|c re-komanesque arch|tecture |n Spa|n that sn|| ex|sts Moor|sh bathhouse, G|rona, bu||t c|rca 1194, 200 years aher Moors are dr|ven out Sant C||ment de 1a||, 8o| Va||ey, c|rca 1000-1100 Pontocrotor, Sant C|emente de 1a||, 8o| Va||ey, c|rca 1000-1100 Cathedra| of 1arragona, c|rca 11S4 Cathedra| of 1arragona, c|rca 11S4 Monesnr kea| de Santa Mar|a de ob|et, c|rca 11S1 Sant ere de Ga|||gants, G|rona, c|rca 11S1 Santa Mar|a de Manresa, c|rca 1322 a|au de |a Genera||tat, 8arce|ona, faade by ere 8|a|, 1S96 Ig|es|a 8etem, 8arce|ona Deta|| of n|ed wa|k, asse|g de Grc|a L|u|s Domnech, nospito/ de 5ont Pou, 1901-30 Iosep u|g, coso de /es Punxes, 190S Anton| Gaud|, 5oqrodo lomi/io 5e/f Portroit, 1901 Portroit of 5ebosn lunyer i vido/, 1903 Les uemoise//es d 4viqnon, 1907 Sa|vatore Da||, unnt/ed Sa|vatore Da||, unnt/ed, art of Don u|xote Ser|es Courtyard, Da|| 1heatre and Museum, I|gures cornivo/ of nor/equin 1he lorm Lo coresse ues toi/es Lo coresse ues toi/es
A History of the Peninsular War, Volume III September 1809 to December 1810: September 1809 to December 1810: Ocana, Cadiz, Bussaco, Torres Vedras [Illustrated Edition]