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The Kingdom of Aragon
AD 1035 -1516
Formerly part of the kingdom of Navarre, Aragon, on the
Mediterranean east
coast of Spain, comprised the Catalan-speaking portion of Iberia. |
1035 - 1063 |
Ramiro I |
|
1063 - 1094 |
Sancho Ramirez |
Also king of
Navarre. |
1094 - 1104 |
Pedro I |
Also king of
Navarre. |
1104 - 1134 |
Alfonso I the Battler |
Also king of
Navarre. Co-ruled
León &
Castille
(1109-1126). |
1134 - 1137 |
Ramiro II the Monk |
(d.1147) |
1137 - 1162 |
Queen Petronilla |
(d.1173) |
1146 |
The
kingdom captures Saragossa. The new capital is established at Aragon. |
1162 |
Aragon achieves union with the County of
Barcelona, expanding the
kingdom of Aragon to encompass it. |
1162 - 1196 |
Alfonso II the Chaste |
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1196 - 1213 |
Pedro II |
|
1213 - 1276 |
James I the Conqueror |
|
1276 - 1285 |
Pedro III the Great |
King of
Sicily (1282-1285). |
1285 - 1291 |
Alfonso III the Do-Gooder |
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1291 - 1327 |
James II the Just |
|
1326 |
Sardinia is ceded by Pisa. |
1327 - 1336 |
Alfonso IV the Good |
|
1336 - 1387 |
Peter IV the Ceremonious |
|
1387 - 1395 |
John I |
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1395 - 1410 |
Martin I the Humane |
Martin the Older of Aragon &
Sicily (1409-1410). |
1396 |
Aragon holds full control of the principality of
Andorra. |
1410 - 1412 |
Interregnum. |
1412 - 1416 |
Ferdinand I the Just |
King of
Sicily (1412-1416). |
1416 - 1458 |
Alfonso V the Magnanimous |
King of
Sicily (1416-1458), &
Naples (1442-1458). |
1458 - 1479 |
John II |
John I of
Navarre (1425-1479), &
Sicily (1458-1479). |
1479 - 1516 |
Ferdinand II |
Ferdinand II of
Navarre, &
Sicily, & later Ferdinand V of
Castille. |
1501 - 1509 |
Ferdinand's
daughter, Katherine, marries Arthur Tudor, elder son of Henry VII of
England.
Arthur dies in 1502, and in 1509 Catherine marries his brother, the
soon-to-be-crowned Henry VIII. |
1512 - 1513 |
Aragon holds full control of the principality of
Andorra. |
1516 |
The kingdom merges with
Castille, unifying
Spain. |
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