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1200
Origins of the Parliament of Catalonia
Assemblees de pau i treva and the Cort Comtal. -
1213
The corts
The first "Corts Generals de Catalunya" (1213-1276) James I, the Conqueror. -
1336
Generalitat
the Corts were called "Generals de Catalunya" (1336-1387)
Peter III, the Ceremonious. -
Nova Planta (New Plan) Decree
Philip V. Abolition of the law and institutions of Catalonia. -
Second Spanish Republic
Restoration of the Generalitat -
Black Biennial
Abolition of the Generalitat and Parliament by the Spanish Government. Proclamation of the Catalan State. -
Civil war
The Generalitat continues to exist despite the difficulties of the war. -
Franco regime
Repeal of the Statute and all institutions stemming from it. Parliament closed and converted into barracks. Repression and clandestine struggles to ensure restoration of democracy and recognition of the identity of Catalonia (Assembly of Catalonia). -
Death of Dictator
Franco is dead and his dictatorship is over -
Restoration of the Generalitat
After the dictatorship, the Generalitat returns -
Restoration of the Parliament of the Generalitat:
Elections (20 March 1980) and first session (10 April 1980).
President: Josep Tarradellas.