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List of the Monarchs of Aragon
NOTES:-
Names and order of rulers is extremely uncertain. Other persons cited as counts of Aragon include, among others, Jimeno Aznar, Galindo García and Fortun Jiménez
| Reign | Incumbent | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| The County of Aragon | |||
| ?809 | Galindo | ||
| c.809 to 839 | Aznar I | Aznar Galíndez | |
| 844 to 867 | Galindo I | Galindo Aznárez | |
| 867 to 893 | Aznar I | Aznar Galíndez | |
| 893 to 922 | Galindo II | Galindo Aznárez | |
| 922 to 9.. | Andregota Galíndez of Aragon | Andregota Galíndez | married García Sánchez of Navarre |
| Counts of Aragon and Kings of Navarre | |||
| Pamplona/Navarre Dynasty | |||
| 926 to 970 | García I | García Sánchez Abarca | |
| 970 to 994 | Sancho II | Sancho Garcés Abarca | |
| 994 to 1000 | García II, the Trembler or the Tremulous | García Sánchez Abarca | |
| 1000 to 1035 | Sancho III, the Great | Sancho, el Grande | |
| The Kingdom of Aragon and Navarre | |||
| 1035 to 1063 | Ramiro I | Ramiro Sanchez | |
| 1063 to June 1094 | Sancho I | Sancho Ramirez | Sancho V, King of Pamplona |
| June 1094 to 1101 | Peter I | Pedro Sanchez | Conquered Huesca |
| 1104 to 1134 | Alfonso I, the Battler | Alfonso Sánchez, el Batallador | Conquered Zaragoza |
| The Kingdom of Aragon | |||
| 1134 to 1137 | Ramiro II, the Monk | Ramiro Sánchez, el Monje | Abdicated |
| 1137 to 1162 | Petronila | Petronilla | Queen; married Count Ramon Berenguer IV The Saint of Barcelona) |
| to 21 November 1150 | Garcia IV | García Ramírez IV de Navarra y I de Aragón, el Restaurador | |
| Kings of Aragon and Counts of Barcelona | |||
| Barcelona Dynasty | |||
| 1162 to 25 April 1196 | Alfonso II, the Chaste or the Troubadour | Alfonso Rámon, el Casto | Alfonso I of Barcelona; conquered Teruel |
| 1196 to 1213 | Peter II, the Catholic | Pedro Alfonsez, el Católico | Pedro I of Barcelona; killed at the Battle of Muret by Simon de Montfort |
| Kings of Aragon and Valencia, Counts of Barcelona | |||
| Barcelona Dynasty | |||
| 1213 to 27 July 1276 | James I, the Conqueror | Jaime Pedrez, el Conquistador | Conquered Valencia, Majorca and Ibiza; author of the Libre dels feyts |
| 1276 to 1285 | Peter III, the Great | Pedro Jaimez, el Grande | Peter I of Valencia, II of Barcelona; conquered Sicily |
| 1285 to 1291 | Alfonso III, the Generous or the Liberal | Alfonso Pedrez, el Liberal | Alfonso I of Valencia, II of Barcelona; conquered Minorca |
| 1291 to 1329 | James II, the Just | Jaime Pedrez, el Justo | |
| 1327 to January 1336 | Alfonso IV, the Good | Alfonso, el Benigno | Alfonso II of Valencia, III of Barcelona |
| January 1336 to 1387 | Peter IV, the Ceremonious | Pedro el Ceremonioso | Peter II of Valencia, III of Barcelona; deposed the Kings of Majorca; author of the Chronicle |
| 1387 to 19 May 1396 | John I, the Hunter | Juan Pedrez, el Cazador | |
| 1396 to 1410 | Martin I, the Humanist | Martin Pedrez, el Humano | last direct descendant of Wilfred I the Hairy, Count of Barcelona to rule; died without legitimate heir, occasion of the Compromise of Casp |
| 1410 to 1412 | interregnum | ||
| Kings of Aragon and Valencia, Counts of Barcelona | |||
| Trastámara Dynasty | |||
| 1412 to 2 April 1416 | Ferdinand I, the Just | Fernando, el Justo | a.k.a. Ferdinand of Antequera |
| April 1416 to 27 June 1458 | Alfonso V, the Magnanimous | Alfonso Fernandez, el Magnanimo | Alfonso III of Valencia, IV of Barcelona; conquered Naples |
| June 1458 to 20 January 1479 | John II | Juan Fernandez de Trastamara | In dispute in the War Against John II (1462-1472) |
| January 1479 to 23 January 1516 | Ferdinand II of Aragon and Sicily, the Catholic | Fernando el Catolica | Ferdinand III of Naples, V of Spain; married Isabella I of Castile; invaded Navarre |
| Kings of Aragon and Counts of Barcelona | occupied the throne during the War Against Joan II (none reigned in Valencia, which remained under the control of John II) | ||
| 1462 to 1463 | Henry IV of Castile | Enrique | |
| 1463 to 1466 | Peter V | Pedro | Peter IV of Barcelona, Constable (Connêtable) of Portugal; son of Pedro, Duke of Coimbra , grandson of John I of Portugal |
| 1466 to 1472 | Rene I the Good of Anjou | king of Naples | |
| Kings of Aragon, Castile and Valencia, Counts of Barcelona | |||
| Habsburg Dynasty (House of Austria) | |||
| 1516 to 1556 | Charles I of Spain | Carlos | Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor |
| 1556 to 1598 | Philip II | Felipe II | |
| 1598 to 1621 | Philip III | Felipe III | |
| 1621 to 1641 | Philip IV | Felipe IV | |
| Kings of Aragon and Counts of Barcelona | |||
| Bourbon Dynasty | During the Reapers' War ; (none reigned in Valencia, which remained under the control of Phillip IV of Spain) | ||
| 1641 to 1643 | Louis XIII of France | ||
| 1643 to 1652 | Louis XIV of France, the Sun-King | ||
| Kings of Aragon, Castile and Valencia, Counts of Barcelona | |||
| Habsburg Dynasty (House of Austria) | |||
| 1652 to 1665 | Philip IV of Spain | Felipe IV | Restored |
| 1665 to 1700 | Charles II, the Bewitched | Carlos II | Died without heirs |
| Kings of Aragon, Castile and Valencia, Counts of Barcelona | During the War of the Spanish Succession | ||
| 1700 to 1705 | Philip V of Spain | Felipe V | |
| Bourbon Dynasty | |||
| 1705 to 1714 | Archduke Charles of Austria | Carlos III | styled himself Charles III of Spain (not to be confused with Charles III of Spain |
| 1714 | the Catalan-Aragonese confederation was occupied and annexed by Spain, ending the Aragonese monarchy | ||
- For kings of Navarre prior to the dynastic union with Aragon, see: List of Navarrese monarchs
- For counts of Barcelona prior to the dynastic union with Aragon, see: List of Counts of Barcelona
- For kings of Castile prior to the dynastic union with Aragon, see: List of Castilian monarchs
See also
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10-26-2009 08:16:03
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