19th century Year Date Event 1808 14 June Second Battle of the Bruch, Spanish victory. 1809 12 December Girona was taken by the French after seven months of siege. 1812 12 January By decree of Napoleon, Catalonia was incorporated to France and divided into four French departaments. 1814 French troops evacuated Catalonia. 1832 It was inaugurated in Barcelona the factory Bonaplata, the first of the country that worked with steam engine. 1833 Outbreak of the First Carlist War. Parts of inland Catalonia were in Carlist hands, while the Liberals retained the coastal areas. 1835 First bullanga, popular revolt in Barcelona . 1840 6 July Carlist general Ramon Cabrera crossed the border to France, ending the First Carlist War. 1843 Jamància, last bullanga , which revindicated a progressive political program. 1848 28 October First railway construction in the Iberian Peninsula, linking Barcelona with Mataró. 1855 2 July Catalan general strike, being the first carried out in Spanish history. 1859 May The Floral Games were re-established, in the context of the Renaixença. 1869 18 May Representatives of the federal-republican committees of Aragon, Catalonia, Valencia and the Balearic Islands signed the Tortosa Pact to work together in order to establish the Spanish Federal Republic. 1873 9 May The Provincial Deputation of Barcelona, controlled by radical federal-republicans, attempts to proclaim a Catalan State within the Spanish Federal Republic. 1888 1888 Barcelona Universal Exposition. 1892 Manresa Bases, first proposal of self-government of Catalonia made by Catalan nationalism.
19th century Year Date Event 1808 14 June Second Battle of the Bruch, Spanish victory. 1809 12 December Girona was taken by the French after seven months of siege. 1812 12 January By decree of Napoleon, Catalonia was incorporated to France and divided into four French departaments. 1814 French troops evacuated Catalonia. 1832 It was inaugurated in Barcelona the factory Bonaplata, the first of the country that worked with steam engine. 1833 Outbreak of the First Carlist War. Parts of inland Catalonia were in Carlist hands, while the Liberals retained the coastal areas. 1835 First Barcelona bullanga (popular revolt or riot) of the First Carlist War () . 1840 6 July Carlist general Ramon Cabrera crossed the border to France, ending the First Carlist War. 1843 Jamància, last bullanga (uproar or riot) , which vindicated a progressive political program. 1848 28 October First railway construction in the Iberian Peninsula, linking Barcelona with Mataró. 1855 2 July Catalan general strike, being the first carried out in Spanish history. 1859 May The Floral Games were re-established, in the context of the Renaixença. 1869 18 May Representatives of the federal-republican committees of Aragon, Catalonia, Valencia and the Balearic Islands signed the Tortosa Pact to work together in order to establish the Spanish Federal Republic. 1873 9 May The Provincial Deputation of Barcelona, controlled by radical federal-republicans, attempts to proclaim a Catalan State within the Spanish Federal Republic. 1888 1888 Barcelona Universal Exposition. 1892 Manresa Bases, first proposal of self-government of Catalonia made by Catalan nationalism.
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bullanga, popular revolt in Barcelona
Barcelona bullanga (popular revolt or riot) of the First Carlist War ()
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, which revindicated
(uproar or riot) , which vindicated