Count of Urgell's revolt (1413-1414). Military
Count of Urgell's revolt (1413-1414). Military insurrection led by James II of Urgel (1380-1433) against King Ferdinand I of Aragon (1380-1416), as a result of the disagreement in the Compromise of Caspe over the election of the successor to the King of Aragon Martin I the Humane. Siege of Balaguer (July-October 1413). James II confined himself to Balaguer, whose troops were led by Ramon Berenguer de Fluvia while awaiting English help. King Ferdinand planned a siege in July 1413, which ended with the count's surrender to the king on 31 October 1413. James before Ferdinand I of Aragon. Engraving by Serra Pausas. Glorias Espanolas (Glories of Spain). Volume II. Published in Barcelona, 1890
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1413 1861-1902 Antequera Aragon Awaiting Balaguer Berenguer Besiege Caspe Compromise Confined Defeated Disagreement Ended Espanolas Fifteenth Fluvia Glorias Glories Humane Inheritance Insurrect Insurrection Jaime Kneel Pausas Planned Principality Ramon Respect Result Revolt Serra Submission Successor Surrending Unlucky Urgel Urgell
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