It's my impression that rebellions, civil wars, and coups really only work if there are people with power at the helm: nobles, military leaders, or other elites. As in the title, I only know of one exception.
In the eras that you study, are there other successful rebellions that were primarily moved by the lower class, without much elite assistance?
u/mikedash writes about medieval Dithmarschen here.
Their de facto independence began more as an exploitation of a power vacuum from other feudal lords than as an actual revolt, but they did successfully repulse an invasion by Holstein and in the aftermath expelled their own petty-nobility to form what could be described as a peasant republic with "a form of broad representative democracy".