Siege of Barcelona (1713-1714)
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The <entity_1> (Catalan: Setge de <entity_3>, IPA: ) was a battle at the end of the <entity_0>, which pitted Archduke Charles of Austria (backed by Great Britain and the Netherlands, i.e. During the early part of the war, <entity_3>, the capital and largest city of <entity_4>, had fallen to the forces of Archduke Charles: his fleet had anchored in the port on 22 August 1705, landing troops which surrounded the city. By <entity_5> of that year, the city of <entity_3> was surrounded by Bourbon forces under the command of Restaino Cantelmo-Stuart, Duke of Popoli, but attacks upon it were unfruitful due to the scarcity of artillery. After a failed attempt to enter in the city on 30 August, the Bourbons finally triumphed on <entity_2>, when the assault which started at 4:30 in the morning was successful, as the wall fell in several places and the Conseller en cap and chief commander of the Coronela (the urban militia of <entity_3>), Rafael Casanova, was wounded during the fight. This event is now commemorated every <entity_2> as the National Day of <entity_4>, known in Catalan as the Diada Nacional de Catalunya. With the <entity_0> completed, <entity_6> evolved from a personal union of different states to a centralized kingdom. The defenders of the city were buried in a cemetery, now a plaça (Catalan: square) called Fossar de les Moreres, where Catalans gather every <entity_2>, known as the National Day of <entity_4> or la Diada. The former market hall Mercat del Born covers archaeological ruins which were part of the La Ribera district of <entity_3> that was demolished after the defeat of <entity_4> in 1714.
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