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Principality of Andorra
A tiny principality, nestled high in the Pyrenees Mountains on the
French-Spanish border, Andorra was established in 1278 by the Treaty of
Joint Suzerainty between the Bishop of Urgel in
Spain and
France's Count of Foix.
The latter's descendants inherited Navarre in 1479 and then France in 1589. |
c.900?-1133 |
The Counts of Urgel |
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1133 - 1278 |
The Bishopric of Urgel |
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Bishops of Urgel |
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Counts of Foix |
1278 - 1293 |
Pedro d'Urg |
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1278 - 1302 |
Roger Bernard III |
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1295 - 1308 |
Guillem de Montcada |
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1302 - 1315 |
Gaston I |
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1309 - 1326 |
Ramón Trebaylla |
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1315 - 1343 |
Gaston II |
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1326 - 1341 |
Arnau de Llordà |
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1341 - 1347 |
Pere de Narbona |
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1343 - 1391 |
Gaston III Phoebus |
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1348 - 1351 |
Niccolo Capocci |
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1351 - 1361 |
Hug Desbac |
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1362 - 1364 |
Guillem Arnau de Patau |
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1365 - 1370 |
Pero de Luna |
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1371 - 1388 |
Berenguer D'Erill |
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1388 - 1415 |
Galceran de Vilanova |
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1391 - 1396 |
Matthew |
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1396 |
Aragon
holds full control of the principality. |
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1396 - 1398 |
Matthew |
Restored. |
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1398 - 1413 |
Isabella |
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Grailly |
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1398 - 1413 |
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Archibald |
Joint rule. |
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1413 - 1436 |
John I |
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1416 - 1436 |
Francesc de Tovia |
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1436 - 1472 |
Gaston IV |
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1437 - 1461 |
Arnau Roger de Pallars |
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1462 - 1466 |
Jaume de Cardona |
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1467 - 1472 |
Roderic de Borja |
Pope. |
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1472 - 1515 |
Pere de Cardona |
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1472 - 1483 |
Francis Phoebus |
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1483 - 1512 |
Catherine |
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1512 - 1513 |
Aragon
holds full control of the principality. |
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1512 - 1517 |
Catherine |
Restored. |
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D'Albret |
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1512 - 1516 |
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John II |
Joint rule. |
1515 - 1530 |
Joan D'espés |
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1516 - 1555 |
Henry II |
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1532 - 1533 |
Pere Jordan de Urries |
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1534 - 1551 |
Francesc de Urries |
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1552 - 1556 |
Miquel Despuig |
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1555 - 1572 |
Jeanne III |
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House of Capet-Bourbon |
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1555 - 1562 |
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Anthony |
Joint rule. |
1556 - 1560 |
Joan Pérez García de Olivan |
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1561 - 1571 |
Pere de Castellet |
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1562 - 1610 |
Henry III |
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1572 - 1576 |
Joan Dimes Lloris |
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1577 - 1579 |
Miquel Jeroni Morell |
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1580 - 1586 |
Hug Ambròs de Montcada |
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1587 - 1609 |
Andreu Capella |
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1610 - 1620 |
Bernat de Salvà |
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1610 - 1643 |
Louis XIII |
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1621 - 1627 |
Lluis Diez Aux de Armendáriz |
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1627 - 1633 |
Antoni Pérez |
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1634 - 1651 |
Pau Duran |
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1643 - 1715 |
Louis XIV |
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1655 - 1663 |
Joan Manuel Espinosa |
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1664 - 1670 |
Melcior Palau |
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1571 - 1581 |
Pere de Copons |
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1682 - 1688 |
Joan Baptista Desbac |
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1689 - 1694 |
Oleguer de Montserrat |
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1695 - 1714 |
Julián Cano y Tovar |
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1714 - 1737 |
Simeón de Guinda y Apéztegui |
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1715 - 1774 |
Louis XV |
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1738 - 1747 |
Jorge Curado y Torreblanca |
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1747 - 1756 |
Sebastián de Victoria de Emparán y de Loyola |
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1757 - 1762 |
Francisco José Catalán de Ocón |
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1763 - 1771 |
Francisco Fernández de Xátiva |
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1772 - 1779 |
Joaquín de Santiyán y Valdivieso |
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1774 - 1792 |
Louis XVI |
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1780 - 1783 |
Juan García Montenegro |
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1785 - 1795 |
José de Boltas |
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House of Bonaparte |
1797 - 1816 |
Francisco Antonio de la Dueña y Cisneros |
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1806 - 1814 |
Napoleon I Bonaparte |
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House of Capet-Bourbon |
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1814 - 1815 |
Louis XVIII |
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House of Bonaparte |
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1815 |
Napoleon I Bonaparte |
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House of Capet-Bourbon |
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1815 - 1824 |
Louis XVIII |
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1817 - 1824 |
Bernardo Francés y Caballero |
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1824 - 1827 |
Bonifacio López y Pulido |
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1824 - 1830 |
Charles X |
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1827 - 1851 |
Simón de Guardiola y Hortoneda |
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House of Capet-Bourbon-Orleans |
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1830 - 1848 |
Louis Philip |
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House of Bonaparte |
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1848 - 1870 |
Louis Napoleon III |
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1853 - 1879 |
José Caixal y Estrada |
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French Republic |
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1871 - 1873 |
Louis Adolphe Thiers |
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1873 - 1879 |
Patrice M de MacMahon |
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1879 - 1901 |
Salvador Casanas y Pagés |
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1879 - 1887 |
Francois P J Grévy |
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1887 - 1894 |
Sadi Carnot |
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1894 - 1895 |
Jean Casimir Périer |
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1895 - 1899 |
Francois Félix Faure |
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1899 - 1906 |
Émile Loubet |
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1901 |
Ramón Riu y Cabanes |
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1905 - 1906 |
Juan José Laguarda y Fonollera |
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1906 - 1913 |
Juan Benlloch y Vivó |
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1906 - 1919 |
Clement Armand Fallieres |
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1913 - 1920 |
Raymond Poincaré |
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1920 - 1940 |
Justino Guitart y Vilardebó |
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1920 |
Paul E L Deschanel |
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1920 - 1924 |
Alexandre Millerand |
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1924 - 1931 |
Gaston Doumergue |
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1931 - 1932 |
Paul Doumer |
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1932 - 1940 |
Albert Lebrun |
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Skossyrev / Skossyreff |
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Vichy (Fascist) |
1934 |
Boris I |
A few days. |
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1940 - 1944 |
Henri Philippe Pétain |
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1934 |
Boris is an adventurer who proclaims himself king of Andorra, regent for the
'king of France', Jean
d'Orléans, duc de Guise (heir presumptive to the throne of France), 'true count
of Foix and Berne', ancient princes of Andorra. After a reign of eight days he
is deposed by the bishop of Urgel and the French president, and is arrested and
deported soon afterwards. |
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French Provisional Government |
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1944 - 1946 |
Charles de Gaulle |
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1946 |
Félix Gouin |
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1942 - 1969 |
Ramón Iglesias Navarri |
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1946 - 1947 |
Georges Bidault |
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French Republic |
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1947 - 1954 |
Vincent Auriol |
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1954 - 1959 |
René Coty |
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1959 - 1969 |
Charles de Gaulle |
Restored. |
1969 - 1971 |
Ramón Malla Call |
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1969 - 1974 |
Georges Pompidou |
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1971 - On |
Juan Marti Alanis |
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1974 - 1981 |
Valéry Giscard d'Estaing |
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1981 - 1995 |
Francois Mitterrand |
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1995 - 2007 |
Jacques Chirac |
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2007 - 2012 |
Nicolas Sarkozy |
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2012 - On |
François Hollande |
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