Catalan
Touch
People, projects, events that explain the Catalan touch
Tap to enter
People, companies, projects and facts that show the Catalan distinctive trait.
World records, firsts, collective achievements and founding moments that have shaped the Catalan touch in the world, grouped by era.
The territories that shaped the Catalan nation were unified in the 13th century by a single person: James I the Conqueror (1208–1276), Count of Barcelona and King of Aragon.
He conquered Mallorca on 31 December 1229 and Valencia on 9 October 1238. Ibiza and Formentera fell in 1235 (Guillem de Montgrí, under his crown) and Menorca in 1287 under his grandson Alfonso II. L'Alguer (Sardinia) was repopulated with Catalans in 1354 by Peter III. Northern Catalonia was lost in 1659 under the Treaty of the Pyrenees.
The senyera — the four bars of the House of Barcelona since the 12th century — reached all these lands as a royal banner.
In the 20th century, the Valencian Joan Fuster (Sueca, 1922–1992) gathered this linguistic and cultural unity in Nosaltres, els valencians (1962), naming it the Catalan Countries.
Aquesta web
Aquesta pàgina no recopila dades personals ni utilitza tracking. Tot el processament és local al teu navegador. Sense cookies de seguiment ni eines analítiques basades en identificadors. Certificat Nivell 1 — No Data Found.
Saber-ne més a nodatafound.cat