List of Counts of Barcelona

• 801 - 820 : Bera (d. 844 ), Count of Razes and Conflan 790 - 820 , Count of Barcelona 801 - 820 , Count of Gerona, Besalu and Osona 812 - 820
• 820 - 825 : Rampo (d. 825 ), Count of Barcelona, ​​Besalu, Gerona and Osona from 820
• 826 - 832 : Bernard I Septimansky (c. 795-844), Marquis of Septimania and Count of Narbonne, Agda, Beziers, Melgey and Nimes 828 - 832 , 835 - 843 , Count of Barcelona, ​​Besalu, Gerona and Osona 826 - 832 , 835 - 844, Count of Toulouse 835–842, Count of Autun 830–844
• 832 - 835 : Berenguer the Wise (d. 835 ), Count of Toulouse from 816 , Pallars and Ribagorsa 816 - 833 , Barcelona, ​​Besalu, Gerona and Osona from 832 , Roussillon and Ampurias 832 - 834
• 836 - 844 : Bernard I Septimansky (second)
• 844 - 848 : Sunifred (d. 848 ), Count of Urgell and Cerdanya from 834, Marquis of Septimania and Count of Narbonne, Agda, Beziers, Melgey, Nimes, Barcelona, ​​Besalu, Gerona and Osona from 844 , Count of Conflans
• 848 - 850 : Guillaume Septimansky ( 826 - 850 ), Count of Barcelona and Ampurias from 848
• 850 - 852 : Aleran (Aledram) de Trois (d. 852), Count de Trois from 820 , Count of Barcelona, ​​Ampuria and Roussillon from 850 , Marquis of Gothia from 849
• 850 - 852 : Isembart (815–858) (co-ruler), Count of Barcelona, ​​Gerona, Ampurias and Roussillon 850 - 852 , Marquis of Gothia 850 - 852 , Count of Autun, Chalon, Dijon and Macon with 853 ,
• 852 - 857/858: Odalric (d. 859), Marquis of Gothia and Count of Barcelona, ​​Gerona, Ampurias and Roussillon 852 - 857/858
• 857/858 - 864 : Gumfried (Honfroix) (d. After 876 ), Count of Beaune 856 - 863 , Autun, Chalon, Macon ( 858 - 863 ), Marquis of Burgundy 858 - 863 , Gothic 858 - 864 , Count of Barcelona, ​​Roussillon and Narbonne 857/858 - 864 , Count of Ampurias, Gerona and Besalu 857/858 - 864 , Count of Toulouse and Ruerg 863 - 864 , Limoges 862 - 862 , Count in Zurich in 872 - 876
• 865 - 878 : Bernard II of Gotha (d. Approx. 879 ) - Marquise of Gothia 865 - 878 , Count of Barcelona, ​​Gerona, Roussillon, Narbonne, Agda, Beziers, Melgey and Nimes 865 - 878 , Count of Poitiers 866 - 878 , Count of Autun 877 - 878

From the end of the 9th century, the post of Count of Barcelona became hereditary and entrenched to the descendants of the majority of the Catalan counties Vifred I Volosaty , who probably came from the younger branch of the Bellonids . Since 988, the counts have virtually become independent of France.

Barcelona Dynasty

• 878 - 897 : Bethred I the Hairy (c. 840 - 897 ), Count of Urhel and Cerdani from 870 , Count of Barcelona and Gerona from 878 , Count of Hosona from 886 , Count of Conflans with 896
• 897 - 911 : Bethred II Borrel I (d. 911 ), Count of Barcelona, ​​Gerona and Hosona from 897 , son of the previous
• 911 - 947 : Sounier (d. 950 ), Count of Barcelona and Gerona 911 - 947 , Count of Hoson 911 - 939 , 943 - 947 , brother of the previous
• 947 - 992 : Borrel II (927–992), Count of Barcelona, ​​Gerona and Hosona from 947 , Count of Urhel from 948 , son of the previous
• 947 - 966 : Miro (d. 966 ), Count of Barcelona, ​​Gerona and Osona from 947 , brother of the previous one (co-ruler of brother)
• 992 - 1017 : Ramon Borrell (972-1017), Count of Barcelona, ​​Gerona and Osona with 992 , son of Borrel II (since 986 - co-ruler of his father)

  992 - 1057 : Ermezinda de Commenge (c. 975 - 1058 ), wife of Ramon Borel (co-ruler)

• 1017 - 1035 : Berenguer Ramon I Hunchback (c. 1006 - 1035 ), Count of Barcelona and Gerona from 1018 and Osona from 1017 , son of the previous
• 1035 - 1076 : Ramon Berenguer I the Old (c. 1023 - 1076 ), Count of Barcelona and Gerona from 1035 , Osona from 1054 , Carcassonne and Razes from 1067 , son of the previous

  1052 - 1071 : Almodis de la Marsh (c. 1020 - 1071 ), wife of Ramon Berenguer I (co-ruler)

• 1076 - 1082 : Ramon Berenguer II ( 1053 - 1082 ), Count of Barcelona, ​​Gerona, Osona, Carcassonne and Razes from 1076 , son of the previous
• 1076 - 1097 : Berenguer Ramon II Fratricide ( 1053 - 1097 ), Count of Barcelona, ​​Gerona, Osona, Carcassonne and Razes from 1076 , brother of the previous (until 1086 - co-ruler of his brother)
• 1097 - 1131 : Ramon Berenguer III the Great ( 1082 - 1131 ), Count of Barcelona and Gerona from 1097 , Osona 1097 - 1107 , 1111 - 1131 , Count of Provence and Zhevodan from 1113 , Count of Cerdani from 1117
• 1131 - 1162 : Ramon Berenguer IV Saint ( 1114 - 1162 ), Count of Barcelona, ​​Gerona, Osona and Cerdanya from 1131 , Regent of Aragon and Count of Ribagorsa from 1137

In 1162, Alphonse, the son of Count Ramon Berenguer IV, united in his hands Barcelona and the kingdom of Aragon .

Barcelona Dynasty

• 1162 - 1196 : Alfonso I the Chaste ( 1154 - 1196 ), King of Aragon (Alfonso II), Count of Barcelona, ​​Gerona, Hosona, Besalu and Cerdanya from 1162 , Count of Provence from 1181 , son of Ramon Berenguer IV
• 1196 - 1213 : Pedro I the Catholic ( 1177 - 1213 ), King of Aragon (Pedro II), Count of Barcelona, ​​Gerona, Osona, Besalu, Cerdanya, Pallars Hussa and Ribagorsa from 1196 , Senor Montpellier from 1204 , son of the previous
• 1213 - 1276 : Jaime I the Conqueror ( 1208 - 1276 ), King of Aragon, Count of Barcelona and Senior Montpellier from 1213 , King of Mallorca from 1231 , Valencia from 1238 , Count of Urgel 1321 - 1236 , son of the previous
• 1276 - 1285 : Pedro II the Great ( 1240 - 1285 ), Count of Barcelona, ​​King of Aragon (Pedro III) and Valencia (Pedro I) from 1276 , King of Sicily from 1282 , son of the previous
• 1285 - 1291 : Alfonso II the Generous ( 1265 - 1291 ), Count of Barcelona, ​​king of Aragon (Alfonso III) and Valencia (Alfonso I) from 1285 , king of Mallorca (Alfonso I) from 1286 , son of the previous
• 1291 - 1329 : Jaime II the Fair ( 1267 - 1327 ), king of Sicily (Jaime I) 1285 - 1296 , count of Barcelona, ​​king of Aragon and Valencia from 1291 , king of Mallorca 1291 - 1295 , king of Sardinia (Jaime I) from 1324 , brother of the previous
• 1327 - 1336 : Alfonso III Good ( 1299 - 1336 ), Count of Barcelona, ​​King of Aragon (Alfonso IV), Valencia (Alfonso II), Sardinia (Alfonso I), titular king of Corsica (Alfonso I) from 1327 , Count of Urghel (Alfonso I ) 1314 - 1328 , son of the previous
• 1336 - 1387 : Pedro III Ceremonial ( 1319 - 1387 ), Count of Barcelona, ​​King of Aragon (Pedro IV), Valencia (Pedro II), Sardinia (Pedro I), titular king of Corsica (Pedro I) from 1336 , King of Mallorca (Pedro I ) from 1343 , Count of Roussillon and Cerdanya from 1344 , Duke of Athens and Neopatria (Pedro I) from 1381 , Count of Ampurias (Pedro II) from 1386 , son of the previous
• 1387 - 1396 : Juan I the Hunter ( 1350 - 1396 ), Count of Barcelona, ​​Roussillon and Cerdanya, king of Aragon, Valencia, Sardinia, Mallorca, titular king of Corsica from 1387 , duke of Girona 1351 - 1387 , 1389 - 1396 , son of the previous
• 1396 - 1410 : Martin I the Humanist ( 1356 - 1410 ), Duke of Mont Blanc 1387–1396, Count of Barcelona, ​​king of Aragon, Valencia, Mallorca and Sardinia, titular king of Corsica from 1396 , king of Sicily from 1409 , count of Ampurias 1402 , 1407 - 1410 , brother of the previous

After the death in 1410 of Martin I, the dynasty died out.

Trastamar Dynasty

After a two-year civil war and the conclusion of the Compromise of Caspe, the king of Aragon and Sicily, as well as the count of Barcelona, ​​was Ferdinand I , brother of King Castile Enrique III , who was a female nephew of king Martin .

• 1412 - 1416 : Ferdinand (Ferrand) I ( 1380 - 1416 ), Count of Barcelona, ​​Roussillon and Cerdany, king of Aragon, Valencia, Mallorca, Sicily (Ferdinand III) and Sardinia, titular king of Corsica, titular duke of Athens and Neopatry from 1412 , regent Castile from 1406
• 1416 - 1458 : Alfonso IV the Magnanimous ( 1396 - 1458 ), Prince of Girona 1412 - 1416 , Count of Barcelona, ​​King of Aragon (Alfonso V), Valencia (Alfonso III), Sicily (Alfonso I), Mallorca (Alfonso II), Sardinia (Alfons II), King of Naples (Alfonso I) from 1442 , son of the previous
• 1458 - 1479 : Juan II ( 1398 - 1479 ), Duke of Mont Blanc 1412 - 1458 , Prince of Girona 1416 - 1458 , Duke of Gandia 1433 - 1439 , 1461 - 1479 , Count of Ribagorsa 1425 - 1458 , King of Navarre from 1425 , Count of Barcelona, ​​King of Aragon , Valencia, Mallorca, Sicily, Sardinia since 1458 , brother of the previous

In the years 1462 - 1479 during the war against Juan II, the county was occupied. His rulers at this time were:

• 1462 - 1463 : Enrique I the Impotent ( 1425 - 1474 ), king of Castile and Leon (Enrique IV) from 1454
• 1464 - 1466 : Pedro IV Connable (1429-1466), proclaimed in 1464 by the King of Aragon (Pedro V) and Count of Barcelona, ​​Connable of Portugal, Grand Master of the Avis Order
• 1466 - 1479 : Rene I the Good (1409-1480), Duke of Lorraine 1431 - 1453 , Duke of Provence and Anjou from 1434 , King of Naples 1435 - 1442 , Count of Barcelona 1466 - 1479

After the death of Juan II, Barcelona returned to the control of the Trastamar dynasty.

• 1479 - 1516 : Ferdinand (Ferrand) II ( 1452 - 1516 ), Duke of Mont Blanc 1458 - 1479 , Count of Ribagorsa 1458 - 1469 , Prince of Girona 1461 - 1479 , King of Castile and Leon (Ferdinand V) 1474 - 1504 , Count of Barcelona, ​​King of Aragon , Valencia, Mallorca, Sardinia and Sicily (Ferdinand III) from 1479 , King of Naples (Ferdinand III) from 1503 , King of Navarra (Ferdinand I) 1512 - 1515 , regent of Castile and Leon from 1507 , son of Juan II

In 1516, Barcelona, ​​along with Aragon, became part of the Kingdom of Spain , and the title of Count of Barcelona became part of the official title of King of Spain.