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Valencian nationalism (; ) or Valencianism () is a political movement in the Land of Valencia, one of the Autonomous Communities of Spain. It advocates to reach the highest level of self-government, or independence itself, for the Valencian nation. ==Rival types== So-called Valencianism has been historically split in two opposed movements bitterly divided over the very nature of the Valencian identity, something which is best reflected in the debate over the philological affiliation of Valencian. For some, the Valencian language is a language by itself, no more related to Catalan than it is to other Romance languages. These are characterised by their opposition to Catalan nationalism, regarded as an expansionist movement that tries to impose Catalan language and culture in Valencia. In particular, a complete rejection of the idea of ''Països Catalans'' is central to this kind of Valencianism. This group is mostly (but not exclusively) conservative leaning and pejoratively referred to by their rivals as ''blavers''. This mostly conservative Valencianist group tends to demand further self-government rather than political independence from Spain. ''Catalanistes'' (see below) typically accuse this group of not being genuinely interested in Valencian matters, but representing a revamped Spanish nationalism. Conversely, the other part of Valencianism stresses the proven linguistic identity between Valencian and Catalan, then inferring a political project closely connected to Catalan nationalism which is more or less identified with nation building within a ''Països Catalans'' framework. This group is mostly (but not exclusively) left leaning and is pejoratively referred to as ''catalanistes'' by the aforementioned. Political independence from Spain is popular among this left leaning group. ''Blavers'' typically accuse this group of not being genuinely interested in Valencian matters, but working as a fifth column of Catalan nationalism in Valencia. In between these arch-rival types of Valencianism, there are a number of even smaller splinters and minority groups which may adopt more or less eclectic Valencianist positions, but, overall, both movements are deeply opposed and point at each other as their main rival. Discrepancies go to the extent of not even agreeing on the name of the Valencian Region. Conservative valencianists may still prefer to designate the territory as ''Regne de València'' or Kingdom of Valencia, stressing its medieval roots (even though this term has diminished over time, having been slowly replaced by the official neologism "Valencian Community"). Conversely, left-leaning Valencianists prefer the traditional term ''País Valencià'' or "Valencian Country" (see Names of the Valencian Community). The Valencian Nationalist Bloc ( or ''BNV''; ) is the largest Valencian nationalist party in the Valencian Country, Spain. The Bloc's main aim is, as stated in their guidelines, "to achieve full national sovereignty for the Valencian people, and make it legally declared by a Valencian sovereign Constitution allowing the possibility of association with the countries which share the same language, history and culture".〔()〕 For the 2011 Valencian Regional elections, they stood in an electoral new coalition called Coalició Compromís and won six seats in the regional parliament. For the local election of the same year they continued the coalition and won more than 300 council seats and at the 2011 Spanish General Election this coalition won their first seat in the Spanish parliament. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Valencian nationalism」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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