Catalan Republic orCatalan State refers toCatalonia at various times when it was proclaimed or briefly established either an independent republic or as a republic within a Spanish federal republic:

• Catalan Republic (1640–1641), an independent state under French protection during theReapers' War, but shortly thereafter put in a personal union with theKingdom of France.
• Catalan State (1873), an attempt to proclaim a federated state within theFirst Spanish Republic.
• Catalan Republic (1931), a proclaimed state declared in expectations of the imminent formation of anIberian Confederation of Republics. Within days, the Catalan Republic voluntarily becamean autonomous region within theSecond Spanish Republic.
• Catalan State (1934), a "Catalan State within the Spanish Federal Republic" proclaimed during theEvents of 6 October.
• Catalan Republic (2017), a proposed state declared after the2017 Catalan independence referendum, and immediately suspended.

Additionally, there were other historical proposals, attempts and ambiguous status regarding a non-monarchical Catalan statehood, among them:

• A quasi-republican government established by the institutions of thePrincipality of Catalonia during theWar of the Catalans (1713-1714), the last phase of theWar of the Spanish Succession in the Iberian Peninsula.
• A 1794 proposal from theCommittee of Public Safety of theFirst French Republic to establish a Catalansister republic in the context of theWar of the Pyrenees against Spain (1793-1795). The war front stalemate and theFall of Robespierre ended the project before being put into practice.
• Government of Catalonia (1810-1812), a body under direct control of the French emperorNapoleon I, separatedde facto from theKingdom of Spain under Joseph Bonaparte in the context of thePeninsular War, and later directly annexed to the French Empire.
• ThePlot of Prats de Molló (1926), an attempt to military liberate Catalonia, then under theDictatorship of Primo de Rivera, and to proclaim the Catalan Republic, planned byEstat Català with its headquarters close to the French-Spanish border, but aborted at the last moment by the French police.
• Revolutionary Catalonia (1936-1937), a quasi-state withanarcho-syndicalist features established during theSpanish Civil War (1936-1939).

Index of articles associated with the same name

Thisset index article includes a list of related items that share the same name (or similar names).
If aninternal link incorrectly led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

• Set index articles

• Articles with short description
• Short description is different from Wikidata
• All set index articles