- on
March 8, 1523, the
agermanats surrendered with the
mediation of the bishop.
Despite this mediation, more than 200
agermanats were executed, and many...
- and
nobles who
opposed him. He also
began rebuilding the
armies of the
agermanats (members of the
Germanies (guilds),
though now a term for any rebel),...
-
arrival of
Germaine of Foix in 1523, however,
punishment against the
agermanats intensified until a
pardon in
December 1524.
Germaine of Foix (1488–1538)...
-
Italian republics. She
imposed harsh punishments on parti****nts,
known as
agermanats, and is
thought to have
signed the
execution warrants of 100
former rebels...
-
Brotherhood (1693) Location:
Iberian Peninsula Spain
Kingdom of
Valencia agermanats (peasant
rebel forces)
Victory Siege of Oran (1693) Part of Conflicts...
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Triple Alliance 1519 1522
Revolt of the
Brotherhoods Royalists of
Aragon Agermanats rebels 1519 1523
Hildesheim Diocesan Feud
Bishopric of
Hildesheim County...
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wages making them
competitors for
scarce jobs.
During the revolt, the
agermanats killed many
Muslims and
forcibly baptized the rest. Even
after the Germanies...
-
government of
Charles I.
Queen Germaine favoured harsh treatment of the
agermanats. She is
thought to have
signed the
death warrants of 100
former rebels...
- of
Valencia of
Habsburg Spain in 1693. The
protesters named themselves agermanats after the
germanies ("brotherhoods") or
guilds of
Valencia who had revolted...
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Battle of
Oriola was an
armed conflict fought between the
troops of the
Agermanats (members of the
Revolt of the Brotherhoods),
mainly artisan guilds, and...
