La comunitat imaginada al Regne de València a la fi del règim foral. (Catalan)

The imagined community in the Kingdom of Valencia at the end of the fueros' regime. (English)

The objective of this article is to explore the collective identity in the Kingdom of Valencia the las days that it was governed by the Fueros, abolished per Royal Decree in 1707 on the basis of the right of conquest by Philip V. It is known that in the middle of the XIV Century a valencian sentiment of belonging arose attached to the fueros principally, and at the end of the XV Century the Crown of Aragon was integrated to that of Spain, meaning that at the first Bourbon's arrival it had been for two centuries part of the latter, keeping its own laws. In order to understand the imagined community of the epoch, a summary of the main political events of that time is made, and patriotic vocabulary is analysed in the sense used by contemporaries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

L'objectiu d'aquest article és explorar la identitat col·lectiva al Regne de València els últims dies que es regí pels Furs, abolits per Reial Decret el 1707 en base al dret de conquesta per Felip V. Se sap que a mitjan segle XIV va aparèixer un sentiment de pertinença valencià lligat als furs principalment, i a finals de segle XV la Corona d'Aragó va integrar-se en la d'Espanya, de manera que a la vinguda del primer Borbó feia dos segles que en formava part, conservant les lleis pròpies. Per a entendre la comunitat imaginada de l'època, es fa un repàs dels principals esdeveniments polítics durant aquell temps i s'analitza el vocabulari patriòtic en el sentit usat pels contemporanis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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