Family tree of Aragonese monarchs

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This is a family tree of the monarchs of the Kingdom of Aragon .

The colors denote the monarchs from the: 000 - House of Jiménez; 000 - House of Barcelona; 000 - House of Trastámara

—— The solid lines denote the legitimate descents

– – – - The dashed lines denote a marriage

· · · · The dotted lines denote the liaisons and illegitimate descents

Sancho III
the Great
King of Pamplona
990–1035
r.1004–1035		Sancha
of Aibar
≈995-1070
Ermesinda
of Bigorre
1015–1049		 Ramiro I
King of Aragon
bef.1007–1063
r.1035–1063		 Agnes
of Aquitaine
Urraca Isabella
of Urgell
?-1071		 Sancho I
Ramírez
King of Aragon
≈1042–1094
r.1063–1094		 Ermengol III
Count of Urgell
1032–1066
r.1038–1066		Sancha
of Aragón
bef.1045–1097		 García
Bishop of Aragon
≈1046-1086
Bertha
of Aragon
≈1075–
bef.1111		 Peter I
King of Aragon
1068/9–1104
r.1094–1104		 Agnes
of Aquitaine
1072–1097		 Felicia
of Roucy
≈1060–1123		 Alfonso VI
King of León
and Castile
1040–1109
r.1072–1109
Pedro
of Aragón
≈1086-1104		Inés
of Aragón
?-1103		 Ramiro II
the Monk
King of Aragon
1086–1157
r.1134–1157		 Agnes
of Aquitaine
1105–1159		Fernando
of Aragón
1071–1094		 Alfonso I
the Battler
King of Aragon
1074–1134
r.1104–1134		 Urraca
Queen of León
and Castile
1079–1126
r.1109–1126
Ramon
Berenguer IV
Ct. of Barcelona
1113–1162
r.1131–1162		 Petronilla
Queen of Aragon
1136-1173
r.1137–1164		 Alfonso VII
the Emperor
King of Castile
1105-1157
r.1127–1157
Pedro
of Aragón
1152-bef.1158		 Ramon
Berenguer III
Ct. of Provence
≈1158–1181
r.1173–1181		 Dulce
of Barcelona
1160–1198		 Sancho I
King of Portugal
1154–1212
r.1185–1212		 Sancho
Ct. of Provence
1161–1223
r.1181–1185		 Alfonso II
the Chaste
King of Aragon
1157–1196
r.1164–1196		 Sancha
of Castile
1154/5–1208		 Sancho III
King of Castile
≈1134–1158
r.1157–1158
Raymond VI
Ct. of Toulouse
1156–1222
r.1194–1222		Leonor
of Aragón
1182–1226		Sancha
of Aragón
1186–1241		Dulce
of Aragon
1192–?		 Béla III
King of Hungary
1148–1196
r.1172–1196		 Alfonso II
Ct. of Provence
1174–1209		 Garsenda
of Forcalquier
≈1180–1242		Fernando
of Aragon
1190–1249		 Alfonso VIII
the Noble
King of Castile
1155-1214
r.1158–1214
Raymond VII
Ct. of Toulouse
1197–1249
r.1222–1249		 Frederick II
Holy Roman Emp.
1194–1250
r.1220–1250		 Constance
of Aragon
1179–1222		 Emeric
King of Hungary
1174–1204
r.1196–1204		 Andrew II
King of Hungary
1177–1235
r.1205–1235		 Maria
of Montpellier
1182–1213		 Peter II
the Catholic
King of Aragon
1178–1213
r.1196–1213		Ramon
Berenguer
?-1190s		 Berengaria
of Castile
1179–1246
Violant
of Hungary
1215–1251		 James I
the Conqueror
King of Aragon
1208-1276
r.1213–1276		 Teresa Gil
de Vidaure
?-1285		 Eleanor
of Castile
1200–1244
Ferdinand
of Aragon
1245–1250		Sancha
of Aragon
1246–bef.1275		Maria
of Aragon
1248–1267		Sancho
Archb. of Toledo
1250–1279		James
Lord of Xèrica
≈1255–1285		Peter
Lord of Ayerbe
1259–1318		 Constance
of Béarn
?-1310		Alfonso
of Aragon
1229–1260		 Ferdinand III
King of Castile
1201–1252
r.1217–1252
Philip III
King of France
1245–1285
r.1270–1285		 Isabella
of Aragon
1248–1271		 Charles II
King of Naples
1254–1309
r.1285–1309		 Esclaramunda
of Foix
1255–1315		 James II
King of Majorca
1243-1311
r.1276–1286
/1295-1311		 Peter III
the Great
King of Aragon
1239-1285
r.1276–1285		 Constance
of Sicily
1249–1302		 Constance
of Aragon
1239–1269		 Manuel
of Castile
1234–1283		 Violant
of Aragon
1236–1301		 Alfonso X
the Wise
King of Castile
1221-1284
r.1252–1284
Denis
King of Portugal
1261–1325
r.1279–1325		 Isabel
of Aragon
1271–1336		 Eleanor
of Anjou
1289–1341		 Frederick III
King of Sicily
1272-1337
r.1296–1337		 Robert
King of Naples
1277–1343
r.1309–1343		 Violante
of Aragon
1273–1302		 Alfonso III
the Liberal
King of Aragon
1265-1291
r.1285–1291		Pedro
of Aragón
1275–1296		Guillerma II
of Montcada		 Sancho IV
King of Castile
1258-1295
r.1284–1295
Philip I
Prince of
Taranto
1278–1332		 Afonso IV
King of Portugal
1291–1357
r.1325–1357		 Blanche
of Anjou
1280–1310		 Marie
of Lusignan
1273–1319		 James II
the Just
King of Aragon
1267–1327
r.1291–1327		 Elisenda
of Montcada
1292–1364		 Isabella
of Castile
1283–1328
Blanca
of Tarento
1309?-1338?		Ramon
Berenguer
Ct. of Ampurias
≈1308–1366		María
Álvarez
of Jérica
1310–1364		 John
Patriarch of
Alexandria
1304–1334
r.1327–1334		Blanche
Prioress
of Sixena
1307–1348		 Isabella
of Aragon
1305–1330		 Frederick III
the Fair
King of Germany
1289–1330
r.1314–1330		 Maria
of Aragon
Lady of Cameros
1299–1347		 Peter
of Castile
Lord of Cameros
1290–1319		 Ferdinand IV
King of Castile
1285–1312
r.1295–1312
Philip
Despot of
Romania
?-1331		Violante
1310–1353		Lope de Luna
Lord of Segorbe
?-1360		 Juan
Manuel
Prince of Villena
1282–1348		Constance
1300–1327		 James
of Aragon
1296–1334		 Eleanor
of Castile
1307–1359		 Alfonso IV
the Kind
King of Aragon
1299-1336
r.1327–1336		 Teresa
d'Entença
1300–1327		Peter
Ct. of Ribagorza
1305–1381
r.1322–1381		Joan
of Foix
Peter I
King of Portugal
1320–1367
r.1357–1367		Fernando
Marquis of
Tortosa
1329–1363		John
of Aragon
1331–1358		Isabel Núñez
de Lara		 James III
King of Majorca
≈1315 –1349
r.1324–1344		 Constance
of Aragon
1318–1346		 James I
Ct. of Urgell
1320-1347
r.1336–1347		Cecilia I
of Urgel
?-1384		 Philip III
King of Navarre
1306-1343
r.1328–1343		 Joan II
Queen of Navarre
1312–1349
r.1328–1349		 Alfonso XI
King of Castile
1311–1350
r.1312–1350
Maria
Marchioness
of Tortosa
1342–after1363		 Eleanor
of Portugal
1328–1348		 Sibila
of Fortia
?-1406		 Peter IV
el Cerimonióso
King of Aragon
1319-1387
r.1336–1387		 Eleanor
of Sicily
1325–1375		 Maria
of Navarre
1329–1347		 Charles II
the Bad
King of Navarre
1332–1387
r.1349–1387		 Henry II
King of Castile
1334–1379
r.1366–1379
Alfonso
1376–1377		Peter
1379		 Isabella
of Aragon
1376–1424		 James II
Count of Urgell
1380–1433
r.1408–1413		 Frederick III
the Simple
King of Sicily
1341–1377
r.1355–1377		 Constance
of Aragon
1343–1363		 Joanna
of Aragon
1344–1385		John I
Count of Ampurias
1338–1398
Maria
de Luna
1358–1406		 Martin
the Elder
King of Aragon
1356–1410
r.1396–1410		 Margaret
of Prades
1388/95–1429		 Martha
of Armagnac
1347–1378		 John I
the Hunter
King of Aragon
1350–1396
r.1387–1396		 Violant
of Bar
1365–1431		 Eleanor
of Aragon
1358–1382		 John I
King of Castile
1358–1390
r.1379–1390		 Charles III
the Noble
King of Navarre
1361–1425
r.1387–1425		 Eleanor
of Castile
aft.1363–1416
John
1380–?		James
1378–?		 Matthew
Count of Foix
1363–1398		 Joanna
of Aragon
1375–1407		 Yolande
of Aragon
≈1380 –1442		 Louis II
King of Naples
1389–1399		James
1382–1388
John I
King of Portugal
1358–1433
r.1385–1433		Margaret
1384/88-?		 Martin I
King of Sicily
1390–1409
r.1356–1409		 Catherine
of Lancaster
1373–1418		 Henry III
King of Castile
1379–1406
r.1390–1406		 Ferdinand I
King of Aragon
1380-1416
r.1412–1416		 Eleanor
of Alburquerque
1374–1435
Edward
King of Portugal
1391–1438
r.1433–1438		 Eleanor
of Aragon
1402–1445		 Maria
of Aragon
1396–1445		 John II
King of Castile
1405–1454
r.1406–1454		 Isabella
of Portugal
1428–1496		 Maria
of Castile
1401–1458		 Alfonso V
King of Aragon
1396–1458
r.1416–1458		 Catherine
of Castile
1403–1439		 Henry
Duke of Villena
1400–1445
Joan
of Portugal
1439–1475		 Henry IV
the Impotent
King of Castile
1425–1474
r.1454–1474		 Blanche II
Queen of Navarre
1424–1464
r.1461–1464
de jure		 Juana
Enríquez
of Córdoba
1425–1468		 John II
the Great
King of Aragon
1398–1479
r.1458–1479		 Blanche I
Queen of Navarre
1387–1441
r.1425–1441		 Peter
Count of
Alburquerque
1405–1438
Afonso V
King of Portugal
1432–1481
r.1438–1481		 Joanna
la Beltraneja
1462–1530		 Isabella I
the Catholic
Queen of Castile
1451-1504
r.1474–1504		 Ferdinand II
the Catholic
King of Aragon
1452-1516
r.1479–1516		 Joanna
of Aragon
1454–1517		 Ferdinand I
Ferrante
King of Naples
1423–1494
r.1458–1494		 Agnes
of Cleves
1422–1448		 Charles (IV)
King of Navarre
1421–1461
r.1441–1461
de jure		 Eleanor
Queen of Navarre
1426–1479
r.1479		 Gaston IV
Count of Foix
1422–1472
r.1436–1472
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