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Throughout the eleventh century and in various areas of Europe, noblemen assaulted the established political powers in what have been called feudal revolts. In the southern part of the county of Barcelona, Mir Geribert, a nobleman and lord of several castles in the Penedes region, challenged the power of Count Ramon Berenguer I between 1041 and 1058. The objective of this paper is to analyse this confrontation, its implications, and its resolution especially on the basis of the publication of new documentation and the contributions of previous historiography. The result was the same across Europe: feudalism prevailed.

El conflicte de Mir Geribert en el marc de la feudalització del Penedès (1041-1058)