County of Cerdanya

The county of Cerdanya, in the Catalan language Comtat de Cerdanya, was one of the Catalan counties that emerged from the Spanish Mark of Charlemagne. Between the years 789 and 870 it was ruled by the Counts of Urgell. Later, she was in possession of a younger branch of the family of Count of Barcelona that Besalu, Conflent and Hill dominated the counties.

House Barcelona

  • 863-873 Salomon of Cerdanya
  • 873-897 Wilfried I. the Hairy ( Count of Urgell, Barcelona, Girona and Besalu ) son of Sunifred I of Barcelona
  • 897-927 Miró the Younger ( Count of Besalu, Berga and Conflent ) Son
  • 927-968 Sunifred II ( Count of Besalu, Berga and Conflent ) Son
  • 968-988 Oliba cabretas ( Count of Besalu, Berga, and Conflent ) Brother
  • 988-1035 Wilfried II ( Count of Berga and Conflent ) Son
  • 1035-1068 Raimund Wilfried ( Count of Berga and Conflent ) Son
  • 1068-1095 Wilhelm Raimund ( Count of Berga and Conflent ) Son
  • 1095-1099 Wilhelm Jordan ( Count of Berga and Conflent, later Count of Tripoli) son
  • 1099-1117 Bernard Wilhelm ( Count of Berga and Conflent ) Brother

After the death of Count Bernhard's heritage without whose possessions are Ramon Berenguer III. succeeded by Barcelona.

Cerdanya is united with the Crown of Aragon. 1276 bequeathed to King James I of Aragon, his younger son, the King of Majorca the county.

Final union with Aragon Cerdanya.

  • Catalan history
  • Graf ( Cerdanya )
Counts of Berga House of Barcelona Solomon, Count of Cerdanya and Urgell Sunifred, Count of Barcelona Sunifred II of Cerdanya Wifred II, Count of Cerdanya Bernard, Count of Cerdanya Ramon Berenguer III, Count of Barcelona Ramon Berenguer III, Count of Provence Sancho, Count of Provence Nuño Sánchez James II of Majorca Sancho of Majorca James III of Majorca
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