Jakob Zaborowski said:
If they are put in Bannerlord in the way they were in real life, they would only be about once for one town on the map.
Let's not forget this is a game, not a historical simulator. In this game you get to have hundreds, maybe even thousands, of battles of varying size within a single year, all of that on a territory that can be traversed from one corner to the other in 2-3 days. You definitely don't get that in real history. Furthermore, you've got kings, lords and even companions who have magical skills and are practically immortal - none of that either. And to top it off, a javelin in your eye actually would not kill you - definitely not like something happening in the real world.
So, this is a game, which is not even based on actual history, thus there's absolutely no *historical* reason for peasant rebellions not to exist in Calradia, unless the game developers decide it doesn't fit with the *lore*. And I personally think it might fit well enough, especially if they manage to implement more political aspects in the game, which could be tied to this.