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The County of Barcelona
AD 717 - 1162
Barcelona began life as a Frankish march county from territory conquered from Islam.
It was nominally under the domination of the Franks, but in fact remained more
or less independent, especially after the end of the Carolingians. |
717 - 801 |
Region
under the authority of the Caliphate. |
801 - 837 |
County
under the dominion of Francia. |
801 - 820 |
Bera |
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827 - 829 |
Bernard of Septimania |
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c.830 - 835 |
Berenguer |
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835 - 844 |
Bernard of Septimania |
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844 - 848 |
Sunifred I |
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848 - 852 |
Aleran |
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849 - 849/50 |
William |
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852 - c.858 |
Odalric |
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c.858 - 864 |
Humfrid |
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865 - 873 |
Bernard of Gothia (or Tolouse) |
d.884? |
873 - 898 |
Wilfred the Hairy |
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898 - 914 |
Borel I |
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914 - 940 |
Sunyer |
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940 - 992 |
Borel II |
|
940 - 966 |
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Miro |
Ruled from Urgel, seat of the Bishopric which ruled
Andorra. |
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992 - 1018 |
Raymond Borel |
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1018 - 1035 |
Berengar Raymond I the Hunchback |
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1035 - 1076 |
Raymond Berengar I the Old |
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1076 - 1082 |
Raymond Berengar II Burlap-head |
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1076 - 1097 |
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Berengar Raymond II the Fratricide |
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1086 - 1131 |
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Raymond Berengar III the Great |
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1131 - 1162 |
Raymond Berengar IV the Holy |
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1162 |
The county
of Barcelona becomes part of
Aragon. |
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