Revolt of James II of Urgell

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The Revolt of James II of Urgell was a 15th-century noble uprising in the Crown of Aragon led by James II of Urgell in an unsuccessful bid to claim the throne against King Ferdinand I.

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instanceOf civil conflict
noble revolt
uprising
aim to place James II of Urgell on the throne of the Crown of Aragon
belligerent royalist forces of Ferdinand I of Aragon
supporters of James II of Urgell
chronology early 15th century
conflictSide Ferdinand I of Aragon
James II of Urgell
conflictType dynastic conflict
succession dispute
country Crown of Aragon
endTime 1413
follows Compromise of Caspe
hasCause claim of James II of Urgell to the Aragonese throne
dispute over the succession to the Crown of Aragon
opposition to the Compromise of Caspe
hasEffect decline of the high nobility of Urgell
strengthening of Trastámara dynasty in the Crown of Aragon
historicalPeriod Late Middle Ages
languageContext Catalan-speaking territories
leader James II of Urgell
locatedIn County of Urgell
Crown of Aragon
Principality of Catalonia
monarchOpposed Ferdinand I of Aragon
notableLeader James II of Urgell
opponent Crown of Aragon
Ferdinand I of Aragon
partOf history of the Crown of Aragon
politicalContext Crown of Aragon succession crisis
region Aragon
Catalonia
relatedTo County of Urgell
Ferdinand I of Aragon
James II of Urgell
Trastámara dynasty
result confiscation of the estates of James II of Urgell
consolidation of Ferdinand I of Aragon on the throne
defeat of James II of Urgell
imprisonment of James II of Urgell
suppression of the County of Urgell
significantEvent siege of Balaguer
startTime 1413
status unsuccessful uprising

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County of Urgell conflict Revolt of James II of Urgell