House Barcelona

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Coat of arms of the House of Barcelona-Aragon

The House of Barcelona ( Catalan Casal de Barcelona ) was one of the most important medieval families with rulers in large parts of southwest Europe.

history

Counties of Carcassonne, Rasès and neighboring counties around 790 to 850 .

The family most likely descended from Count Borrell of Osona and not, as assumed in particular in the older specialist literature, from Count Bello of Carcassonne . A document from 829 suggests that Count Sunifred I of Barcelona was a son of Borrell. Bello of Carcassonne was at best an ancestor of the house in the cognate line, since he was more likely Sunifred's father-in-law.

The descendants of Sunifred came into the possession of most of the Catalan counties , especially the counties of Barcelona , the counties of Urgell , the counties of Girona and the counties of Osona . In 1131 Berengar Raimund I (Berenguer Ramón I) became Count of Provence etc., in 1162 his nephew Raimund (Ramón) as Alfonso II. King of Aragón .

The family remained in the possession of Provence until 1245 (which they bequeathed to Charles of Anjou ), until 1410 in the possession of Aragon, the Kingdom of Mallorca , and then also Sicily (both went to the Trastamara line of the House of Burgundy-Ivrea ) and some of the successor states of the Crusades ( Duchy of Athens , Duchy of Neopatras ).

Master list (extract)

9th and 10th centuries

  1. Sunifred , Count of Barcelona, ​​Urgell, Girona and Osona, 844/48, † 849; ⚭ with Ermesende, probably a daughter of Bello of Carcassonne
    1. Wilfried I the Hairy , Count of Barcelona, Besalú , Girona, Osona, Urgell and Cerdanya , † 897
      1. Rodulfo, Bishop of Urgell , Abbot of Ripoll , † 940
      2. Wilfried II. Borrell (or Borrell I), Count of Barcelona, ​​Girona and Osona, † 911
      3. Suniario I , Count of Barcelona, ​​Girona and Osona, † 950; ⚭ II 920/25 Richilde von Toulouse, daughter of Count Armengol von Rouergue ( House of Toulouse )
        1. Ermengol , Count of Osona, † 940/43
        2. Borrell II , Count of Barcelona, ​​Girona and Osona, 948 Count of Urgell, † 992; ⚭ I 968 Ledgarda, daughter of Raimund III. Count of Toulouse ( House of Toulouse ); ⚭ II 977/983 Aimerudis, daughter of Raimund , Count of Auvergne
          1. Raimund Borrell (or Borrell III), Count of Barcelona, ​​Girona and Osona, * 972, † 1018; ⚭ 990/991 Ermesinde , daughter of Roger I , Count of Carcassonne ( House of Comminges ) - descendants see below
          2. Ermengol I , Count of Urgell - descendants ( Counts of Urgell )
        3. Miró , Count of Barcelona and Osona 947/965
      4. Miró the Younger , Count of Besalú and Cerdanya - descendants ( Counts of Cerdanya , Conflent and Besalú , these in turn ancestors of the Paternò family, who still live in Sicily today )
      5. Sunifred , Earl of Urgell, † 948; ⚭ Adelais of Toulouse, daughter of Count Armengol of Rouergue ( House of Toulouse )
      6. Emmon, † 942, Abbot of San Juan de Ripoll
    2. Miró the Elder , Count of Roussillon and Conflent , 870/95 attested
    3. Rodulfo I, Count of Besalú , † probably 920

11th and 12th centuries

Raimund Borrell (or Borrell III), Count of Barcelona, ​​Girona and Osona, * 972, † 1018; ⚭ 990/991 Ermesinde, daughter of Roger I , Count of Carcassonne - ancestors see above

  1. Berengar Raimund I the Crooked , † 1035, Count of Barcelona etc .; ⚭ I 1021 Sancha, † 1026, daughter of Sancho I. Garcés , Count of Castile ( House of Castile )
    1. Raimund Berengar I , † 1076, Count of Barcelona, ​​Girona and Osona
      1. Raimund Berengar II. Tollkopf , † 1082, Count of Barcelona, ​​Girona and Osona; ⚭ 1078 Mathilde von Apulien, † 1111/12, daughter of Robert Guiskard ( Hauteville (noble family) )
        1. Raimund Berengar III. the Great , † 1131, Count of Barcelona, ​​Girona and Osona, Count of Cerdanya, Count of Provence (as Raimund Berengar I); ⚭ III 1112 Dulcia von Gévaudan , Countess of Provence , † 1127/30, daughter of Gilbert de Gévaudan and Gerberga, Countess of Provence
          1. Raimund Berengar IV. , † 1162, Count of Barcelona, ​​Cerdanya, Girona, Osona and Besalú, Regent of Provence (as Raimund Berengar II.), Prince of Aragón; ⚭ 1137 Petronella , † 1173, Queen of Aragon , daughter of King Ramiro II ( House Jiménez ) - for descendants see below
          2. Berengar Raimund I , † 1144, Count of Provence , Vice-Count of Rodez and Gévaudan
            1. Raimund Berengar III. , † 1166, Count of Provence etc.
              1. Dulcia II. , † 1172, Countess of Provence etc.
          3. Berenguela , † 1149; ⚭ 1128 Alfonso VII King of Castile , † 1157 ( House of Burgundy-Ivrea )
      2. Berengar Raimund II the fratricide , † probably 1097, Count of Barcelona, ​​Girona and Osona
    2. Sancho Berengar, Count of Olerdota
    3. Wilhelm Ramon, Count of Osona, † after 1057

The kings of Aragon

Kings of Aragon (13th century)

Raimund Berengar IV. , † 1162, Count of Barcelona, ​​Cerdanya, Girona, Osona and Besalú, Regent of Provence (as Raimund Berengar II.), Prince of Aragón ⚭ 1137 Petronella , † 1173, Queen of Aragon, daughter of King Ramiro II . ( House Jiménez ) - ancestors see above

  1. Raimund, as Alfonso II , King of Aragon etc., Count of Provence (as Alfonso I); † 1195 ⚭ 1174 Sancha Infanta of Castile, † 1208, daughter of Alfonso VII , King of Castile ( House of Burgundy-Ivrea )
    1. Peter II the Catholic , King of Aragón etc. † 1213, died in the Battle of Muret ⚭ 1204 Maria of Montpellier † 1213, daughter and heiress of William VIII, Lord of Montpellier ( House of Montpellier )
      1. James I the Conquistador , † 1276, King of Aragón etc., King of Mallorca (as James I); ⚭ I 1221 Leonor Infanta of Castile, † 1244, daughter of Alfonso VIII , King of Castile ( House of Burgundy-Ivrea ); ⚭ II 1235 Jolanta of Hungary, † 1251, daughter of Andreas II, King of Hungary ( Arpaden )
        1. Alfons , * 1228, † 1260
        2. Violante, † 1301 ⚭ 1248 Alfonso X the Wise , King of Castile ( House of Burgundy-Ivrea ), † 1284
        3. Peter III the Great , † 1285, King of Aragón etc., King of Sicily (as Peter I) ⚭ 1262 Konstanze , † 1302, daughter of Manfred , King of Sicily ( Staufer )
          1. Alfons III , † 1291, King of Aragón etc. ⚭ Eleanor of England, † 1297, daughter of Edward I, King of England ( Plantagenet )
          2. Jacob II , † 1327, King of Sicily (as Jacob I), King of Aragón etc. ⚭ I 1291 Isabella of Castile, Vice Countess of Limoges , † 1328, daughter of Sancho IV. King of Castile ( House of Burgundy-Ivrea ) ; ⚭ II 1295 Blanka of Sicily, † 1310, daughter of Charles II , King of Naples ( House of Anjou ) - descendants see below
          3. Friedrich II. , † 1337, King of Sicily ⚭ Leonora of Sicily, † 1341, daughter of Karl II. , King of Naples ( House of Anjou ) - for descendants see below
          4. Isabella (Saint Elizabeth of Portugal), † 1336; ⚭ 1282 Dionysius King of Portugal , † 1325 ( House of Burgundy (Portugal) )
          5. Violante, † 1302/03 ⚭ 1297 King Robert I of Naples , † 1343 ( House of Anjou )
        4. Jacob II , King of Mallorca , † 1311 - descendants see below
        5. Isabella , † 1271 ⚭ 1262 Philip III. King of France , † 1285 ( Capetian )
        6. Sancho , † 1275, Archbishop of Toledo
        7. (illegitimate) Fernán Sánchez , † 1275, lord of Castro
        8. (illegitimate) Pedro Fernándéz, † 1297, Lord of Híjar ; ⚭ NN, Marquesa de Navarra, illegitimate daughter of King Theobald II of Navarre ( House Blois ) - for descendants see below
    2. Konstanze , † 1222 ⚭ I Emmerich , King of Hungary , † 1204, ( Arpaden ); ⚭ 1210 Friedrich II. , Roman-German Emperor , † 1250 ( Staufer )
    3. Alfonso II , Count of Provence , † 1209
      1. Raimund Berengar V, Count of Provence , † 1245
        1. Margarete , † 1295 ⚭ Louis IX. the saint , King of France ( Capetian )
        2. Eleonore † 1291 ⚭ Heinrich III. Plantagenet , King of England ( Plantagenet )
        3. Sancha † 1261 ⚭ Richard of Cornwall , Roman-German King ( Plantagenet )
        4. Beatrix † 1267 ⚭ Charles I of Anjou ( Capetians , House of Anjou ); King of Sicily , from 1282 only in possession of the mainland as the Kingdom of Naples .
    4. Leonor, † 1226; ⚭ Raymond VI. Count of Toulouse , † 1222 ( House of Toulouse )
    5. Sancha, † shortly after 1241 ⚭ 1211 Raymond VII Count of Toulouse , † 1249 ( House of Toulouse )
  2. Pedro, as Raimund Berengar IV. Count of Provence , † 1181
  3. Dulcia, † 1198 ⚭ 1175 Sancho I. Martino , King of Portugal ( House of Burgundy (Portugal) ), † 1212
  4. Sancho , Count of Roussillon , † 1226
    1. Nuno Sanchez , † 1242, Count of Roussillon
  5. (illegitimate) Berengar , † probably 1212, Bishop of Lleida , Archbishop of Narbonne

Kings of Aragon (14th century)

Jacob II , † 1327, King of Sicily (as Jacob I), King of Aragon etc .; ⚭ I 1291 Isabella of Castile, Vice Countess of Limoges , † 1328, daughter of Sancho IV. King of Castile ( House of Burgundy-Ivrea ); ⚭ II 1295 Blanka of Sicily, † 1310, daughter of Charles II , King of Naples ( House of Anjou ) - ancestors see above

  1. Jacob (1296–1334), renounced the throne in 1319, Grand Master of the Order of St. John , ⚭ Eleanor of Castile, daughter of Ferdinand IV , King of Castile ( House of Burgundy-Ivrea ), annulled
  2. Alfonso IV (1299–1336), King of Aragon; ⚭ I Teresa d'Entença (1300–1327), Countess and heiress of Urgell; ⚭ II Eleanor of Castile, daughter of Ferdinand IV , King of Castile ( House of Burgundy-Ivrea ), divorced from Alfonso's brother Jacob
    1. (I) Konstanze (1318–1346) ⚭ 1336 King Jacob III. from Mallorca
    2. (I) Peter IV (1319-1387), King of Aragon; ⚭ I Maria von Navarra (1330–1347), daughter of Philip III. , King of Navarre ( House of France-Évreux ) ( Capetian ); ⚭ II Eleanor of Portugal (1328–1348), daughter of Alfonso IV , King of Portugal ( House of Burgundy (Portugal) ); ⚭ III Eleanor of Sicily (1325–1375), daughter of Peter II , King of Sicily ; ⚭ IV Sibila de Fortià, † 1406, daughter of Bernardo de Fortia
      1. (I) Konstanze (1343–1363), ⚭ Friedrich III. , King of Sicily (see below)
      2. (II) John I (1350-1396), King of Aragon; ⚭ I Martha von Armagnac, († 1378), daughter of Johann I , Count of Armagnac ( House of Lomagne ); ⚭ II Jolande von Bar, († 1431), daughter of Robert I , Duke of Bar
        1. (II) Violante (1383-1443); ⚭ Ludwig II , Duke of Anjou (1377–1417) ( Younger House of Anjou )
      3. (II) Martin I (1356–1410), 1395 King of Aragón, 1409 King of Sicily (as Martin II.); ⚭ I Maria de Luna, daughter of Lope, Señor de Luna ( Luna house ); ⚭ II Margarita de Prades, daughter of Peter of Aragón
        1. Martin I the Young (1376–1409) King of Sicily; ⚭ I Maria of Sicily (1362–1401) Queen of Sicily, heiress of King Friedrich III. ; ⚭ Blanka II of Navarre (1387–1441), Queen of Navarre , daughter of King Charles III. ( House of France-Évreux ) ( Capetians )
      4. (II) Leonor (1358–1382), ⚭ John I , King of Castile ( House of Trastámara )
  3. Konstanze (1300–1327) ⚭ 1312 Johann Manuel of Castile , Lord of Villena ( House of Burgundy-Ivrea )
  4. Johann (1304–1334), Archbishop of Toledo and Tarragona , Patriarch of Alexandria
  5. Isabel (1305–1330) ⚭ 1315 Duke Friedrich of Austria (1289–1330) ( Habsburg )
  6. Pedro, 1323/41 Conde de Ribagorza y Ampurias , 1341/81 Conde de Prades
    1. Alfonso el Viejo , † 1412, 1399 1st Duke of Gandía
      1. Alfonso el Joven († 1425), 2nd Duke of Gandía, Count of Ribagorza and Denia; ⚭ 1393 Infanta Maria of Navarre, daughter of Charles II , King of Navarre ( House of France-Évreux )
      2. Pedro, X 1385, 2nd Marquis de Villena; ⚭ 1378 Juana de Castilla, illegitimate daughter of Heinrich von Trastamara and Elvira de Vega ( House of Trastámara )
        1. Enrique el Astrologo , † 1434, 3rd Marqués de Villena
      3. Juana; ⚭ 1377 Juan Ramón Folch, 1st Conde de Cardona , † 1442 ( House Folch de Cardona )
      4. Leonor / Violante; ⚭ Jaime de Prades, Baron de Cáccamo, Connetable of Sicily (her cousin)
    2. Juan, † 1414, Conde de Prades - Descendants, † 1471

The kings of Sicily

Frederick II , † 1337, King of Sicily; ⚭ Leonora of Sicily, † 1341, daughter of Charles II , King of Naples (House of Anjou) - ancestors see above

  1. Peter II (1305–1342) King of Sicily; ⚭ Elisabeth von Kärnten, daughter of Otto III. , Duke of Carinthia ( Meinhardiner )
    1. Konstanze (1324-1355) Regent of Sicily (1352-1354)
    2. Eleonore (1325–1375) ⚭ King Peter IV of Aragón (1319–1387) (see above)
    3. Beatrix (1326–1364) ⚭ Elector Ruprecht II of the Palatinate (1325–1398) ( Wittelsbach )
    4. Eufemia (1330-1359) Regent of Sicily (1355-1357)
    5. Ludwig (1337-1355) King of Sicily (1342-1355)
    6. Friedrich III. (1341–1377) King of Sicily (1355–1377); ⚭ I Constanze of Aragon (1340–1363), daughter of Peter IV , King of Aragón (see above); ⚭ II Antonia del Balzo († 1374) daughter of Francesco del Balzo , Duc d ' Andria
      1. (I) Maria († 1401), Queen of Sicily; ⚭ Martin I the Younger , King of Sicily († 1409) (see above)
  2. Manfred († 1317), Duke of Athens
  3. Constanze; ⚭ I Henry II , King of Cyprus († 1324) ( House Lusignan )
  4. Isabella († 1349) ⚭ Stephan II , Duke of Bavaria († 1375) ( Wittelsbach )
  5. Wilhelm († 1338), Duke of Athens
  6. Johann († 1348), Duke of Athens, Regent of Sicily
    1. Friedrich († 1355), Duke of Athens
  7. Margareta (1331–1349) ⚭ Rudolf II. Elector Palatinate (1306–1353) ( Wittelsbach )

The kings of Mallorca

Jacob II , King of Mallorca , † 1311 - for ancestors see above

  1. Sancho I († 1324) King of Mallorca; ⚭ Mary of Sicily, daughter of Charles II , King of Naples ( House of Anjou )
  2. Ferdinand (1278-1316) 1315 Prince of Achaia ; ⚭ I Isabelle de Sabran (1297–1315), daughter of Isnard; ⚭ II Isabelle d ' Ibelin , daughter of Philip, Bailli of Jerusalem
    1. (I) Jacob III. (1315–1349) 1324–1343 King of Mallorca; ⚭ I Constanze Infanta of Aragón († 1346), daughter of Alfonso IV , King of Aragón (see above); ⚭ II Violante de Villaragut, daughter of Berengar de Villaragut
      1. (I) Jacob (IV.) (1336-1375) titular king of Mallorca; ⚭ I Johanna I the Terrible († 1382) ( House Anjou )
      2. (I) Isabel († 1400) 1375 titular queen of Mallorca; ⚭ Johann II. Palaiologos , Margrave of Montferrat († 1372) ( palaeologists ); ⚭ II Konrad von Reischach zu Jungsau († before 1418)
    2. (II) Fernando de Mallorca (posthumously May 5, 1317, † 1343/47), Vicomte d'Omélas; ⚭ Eschiva of Cyprus († 1363); Daughter of King Hugo IV of Cyprus
      1. Alicia de Mallorca († after 1376); ⚭ on July 26, 1355 with Philip of Ibelin († 1374/76 in Genoa), murderer of King Peter I of Cyprus
  3. Isabel († 1301); ⚭ Juan Manuel of Castile († 1348) Señor de Villena ( House of Burgundy-Ivrea )
  4. Sancha (1282-1345); ⚭ Robert I , King of Naples († 1343) ( House of Anjou )
  5. Philip († 1340/43) regent of Mallorca

The lords of Híjar

  1. (illegitimate) Pedro Fernándéz († 1297), Lord of Híjar; ⚭ NN, Marquesa de Navarra, illegitimate daughter of King Theobald II of Navarre ( House Blois ) - ancestors see above
    1. Pedro Fernández de Híjar († after 1323), Lord of Híjar; ⚭ I Maria Fernández de Luna; ⚭ II Sibilla de Anglesola
      1. (II) Alfonso Fernández de Híjar († after 1328), Lord of Híjar; ⚭ Teresa de Alagón
        1. Pedro Fernández de Híjar († after 1384), Lord of Híjar; ⚭ I Violante Cornell; ⚭ II Isabel de Castro; ⚭ III Isabel de Mesía
            1. (III) Alfonso Fernández de Híjar († 1400), Lord of Híjar; ⚭ Toda de Centelles, daughter of Gilebert VI.
              1. Juan Fernández de Híjar (1384-after 1454), 6th Señor de Híjar, 1st Señor de Lécera; ⚭ I María de Luna, niece of the antipope Benedict XIII. ; ⚭ II Timbor de Cabrera, daughter of Bernardo de Cabrera, 1st Conde de Módica
                1. Jaime de Híjar
                2. Juan Fernández de Híjar (1419-after 1493), 7th Señor de Híjar, 1483 1st Duque de Híjar, 1487 1st Duque de Aliaga, 1493 1st Duque de Lécera; ⚭ Catalina de Beaumont, daughter of Carlos de Beaumont y Navarra ( House of France-Évreux ) - for descendants see below
                3. Alfonso de Híjar, † after 1460.
                4. Margarita de Híjar, friend of King Alfonso V of Aragon (House of Barcelona)

The Dukes of Híjar and Counts of Belchite

  1. Juan Fernández de Híjar (1419-after 1493), 7th Señor de Híjar, 1483 1st Duque de Híjar, 1487 1st Duque de Aliaga, 1493 1st Duque de Lécera; ⚭ Catalina de Beaumont, daughter of Carlos de Beaumont y Navarra ( House of France-Évreux ) - ancestors see above
    1. Luis Fernández de Híjar († 1517), 1st Conde de Belchite, 2nd Duque de Híjar, 2nd Duque de Aliaga, 2nd Duque de Lécera; ⚭ Guiomar Enríquez, daughter of Enrique Enríquez, 1st Conde de Alba de List
      1. Luis de Híjar
      2. Luis Fernández de Híjar, 2nd Conde de Belchite; ⚭ Isabel Ramírez de Arellano, daughter of Alfonso Ramírez de Arellano, 1st Conde de Aguilar de Inestrillas
        1. Pedro de Híjar, † after 1530 (it is not known why he did not inherit the title of duke); ⚭ María Coscón
          1. Alfonso de Híjar, † after 1583; ⚭ Magdalena Pérez
            1. Pedro de Híjar, ⚭Mariana de Almenara
              1. Alfonso de Híjar.
              2. Catalina de Híjar.
          2. Blanca de Híjar; ⚭ Francisco Cosida
        2. Luis Fernández de Híjar (1517–1554), 9th Señor de Híjar, 3rd Conde de Belchite, 3rd Conde-Duque de Aliaga; ⚭ I Beatriz de Alagón, daughter of Blasco de Alagón, 1st Conde de Sástago, and Ana de Espés y Fabra; ⚭ II Ipólita Fernández de Heredia, daughter of Juan Fernández de Heredia y Jiménez de Urrea, 3rd Conde de Fuentes, Señor de Mora, Comendador mayor de Alcañiz, and Luisa de Cuevas y del Castillo
          1. (I) Elena de Híjar; ⚭ Juan Fernández de Heredia, 4th Conde de Fuentes, Señor de Mora, brother of Ipólita.
          2. (I / II) Luis de Híjar.
          3. (I / II) Guillermo de Híjar.
          4. (I / II) Guiomar de Híjar; ⚭ Gaspar de Espés, Señor de Albalat.
          5. (II) Juan Fernández de Híjar, ⚭ Isabel Despés:
            1. Rafaela de Híjar; ⚭ Pedro de Aragón, Señor de Ballobar, illegitimate son of Fernando de Aragón, Archbishop of Saragossa , grandson of Ferdinand the Catholic , and María Jiménez-Cerdán
          6. (II) Luis de Híjar
          7. (II) Juan Francisco Luis Fernández de Híjar († 1614), 4th Conde de Belchite, 1599 3rd Duque de Híjar, Duque de Lécera, Duque de Aliaga; ⚭ I Ana de la Cerda y Mendoza, 2nd Condesa de Galve, daughter of Baltasar de la Cerda y Mendoza, 1st Conde de Galve; ⚭ II Francisca de Castro-Pinós, 3rd Condesa de Vallfogona, sister of Miguel de Castro-Pinós y Zurita, 1st Conde de Vallfogona
          8. (I) Martín Fernández de Híjar y la Cerda, 3rd Conde de Galve; ⚭ Francisca de Luna, daughter of Miguel Martínez de Luna, 2nd Conde de Morata de Jalón, and Francisca de Castro-Pinós, Condesa de Vallfogona
          9. (I) Jerónima Fernández de Híjar, 4th Condesa de Galve, † 1611; ⚭ 1607 Rui Gómez de Silva y Mendoza, 1st Marqués de Eliseda, † 1616
          10. (II) María Stefanía Fernández de Híjar, 5th Condesa de Belchite, † 1620.
          11. (II) Isabel Margarita Fernández de Híjar y Castro-Pinós, his daughter, 4th Duquesa de Híjar, Duquesa de Lécera, Duquesa de Aliaga; ⚭ Rodrigo Sarmiento de Silva Villandrado, 8th Conde de Salinas, 8th Conde de Ribadeo, Duque y Señor de Híjar
        3. Carlos de Híjar, spiritual
        4. Alfonso Fernández de Híjar; ⚭ I Gracia Sancho; ⚭ II Beatriz Ximeno de Lobera y Carnicer, daughter of Andrés Ximeno de Lobera y Martínez, lieutenant of the Tesorero general del Reino de Aragón, and Catalina Carnicer:
          1. Antonio de Híjar, conde de Belchite, † after 1614; ⚭ Mariana Ruiz:
          2. Mariana de Híjar; ⚭ Pedro Jorge de Híjar, Conde de Belchite.
          3. (nat) Francisco de Híjar; ⚭ Beatriz Torres:
            1. Rafaela de Híjar; ⚭ Blasco Cabrero.
          4. (nat) Diego de Híjar
        5. Carlos de Híjar, spiritual
        6. Alfonso Fernández de Híjar; ⚭ I Gracia Sancho; ⚭ II Beatriz Ximeno de Lobera y Carnicer, daughter of Andrés Ximeno de Lobera y Martínez, lieutenant of the Tesorero general del Reino de Aragón, and Catalina Carnicer:
          1. Antonio de Híjar, Conde de Belchite, † after 1614; ⚭ Mariana Ruiz
            1. Pedro de Híjar.
            2. Juan de Híjar; ⚭ Isabel de Navarra.
            3. Antonio de Híjar, † after 1600; ⚭ Isabel Sobrino.
            4. Luis de Híjar.
            5. Alfonso de Híjar; ⚭ I Osoria de Palafox; ⚭ II Beatrice Ximénez.
            6. Mariana de Híjar; ⚭ Francisco de Oriola
            7. Leonor de Híjar.
            8. Juana de Híjar; ⚭ Jerónimo Campi.
          2. Mariana de Híjar, ⚭ Pedro Jorge de Híjar, Conde de Belchite
        7. Jorge de Híjar; ⚭ Mariana de Lobera
          1. Pedro Jorge de Híjar, Conde de Belchite, Conde de Alba de List, Grande de España, † after 1647; ⚭ Mariana de Híjar, daughter of Alfonso Fernández de Híjar (see above)
            1. Pedro Luis de Híjar, Conde de Belchite, † after 1664; ⚭ Cecilia de Navarra y Rocafull Toralto de Aragón, daughter of Melchor de Navarra y Rocafull Vizconde de Torricella, Viceroy of Peru (1681–1689), and Donna Francesca Toraldo d'Aragona, 2nd Principessa di Massalubrense, 2nd Duchessa della Palata
              1. Pedro Jorge de Híjar, Conde de Belchite; ⚭ Francisca Fernández de Heredia, daughter of Juan Fernández de Heredia y Paternoy, 10th Conde de Fuentes, Señor de Alcarráz, and Leonor de Borja Pujades y Alpont, Señora de la Baronía de Relleu y del Mayorazgo de Alpont
                1. Jorge de Híjar y Fernández de Heredia, alias Fernández de Heredia e Híjar, 14th Conde de Fuentes, Marqués de Mora, Marqués de More de Rubielos, † 1709.
              2. Antonio Melchor Fernández de Híjar y Navarra de Aragón, 10th Conde de Belchite, Duque de Lécera, Marqués de Cabrega, 3rd Duca della Palata, 3rd Principe di Massalubrense en Nápoles, † before 1734
              3. María Elena Quiteria, alias Francisca de Híjar e Híjar, † 1704; ⚭ 1699 Ximén Pérez VII José Antonio Vicente Zapata de Calatayud y Chaves, 5th Conde del Real, Conde de Villamonte, Vizconde de Chelva
        8. Guiomar de Híjar; ⚭ 1517 Juan de Moncada, 1st Conde de Aitona
        9. Isabel de Híjar; ⚭ Miguel Sánchez.
        10. Leonor de Híjar, prioress in Gijón
        11. Jerónima de Híjar; ⚭ Pablo de Alagón.
        12. Elena de Híjar.
      3. Guiomar de Híjar; ⚭ Blasco de Alagón, 10th Señor de Sástago
    2. Diego de Híjar, X 1488
    3. Teresa de Híjar; ⚭ Juan López de Gurrea, Señor de Naval.
    4. Timbor de Híjar; ⚭ Felipe Galcerán de Castro, Barón de Castro y Peralta, Señor de Estadilla.
    5. Margarita de Híjar; ⚭ Felipe de Eril, Señor de Sala, or Felipe Juan de Eril, Señor de Segura y Terreu.
    6. Blanca de Híjar; ⚭ Blasco IV. De Alagón, 10th Señor de Sástago y Pina.
    7. Catalina de Híjar; ⚭ Lope Jiménez de Urrea, 1st Conde de Aranda.

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  1. ↑ Diplomata Ludovici Pii Imperatoris , ed. in Recueil des Historiens des Gaules et de la France , Vol. 6 (1879), CLIII, p. 561.