Osona county

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The county of Osona , in Catalan Comtat d'Osona (in the early Middle Ages also Ausona ), is one of the historic Catalan counties to which the corresponding bishopric Osona belonged; its boundaries roughly coincide with those of today's Comarca Osona . The county capital was Vic .

Counts of Osona

• Borrell of Osona 798-820
• Rampó 820-825
• Bernhard of Septimania (Bernat) 825–826
• Aissó / Guillemó (rebels) 826–827
• Interregnum 827-879 ( united with the county of Barcelona )
• Counts of Barcelona 879-939
• Ermengol 939-943
• Counts of Barcelona 943-1035 ( House of Barcelona )
• Guillem I (son of Berengar Raimund I (Berenguer Ramón I) ) 1035–1054
• Guisla de Lluça (widow of Berengar Raimunds I) 1035-1054
• Counts of Barcelona 1054–1107
• Ximena (daughter of Raimund Berengar III. (Ramón Berenguer III.) ) 1107 until her death in 1149
• Counts of Barcelona from 1149 to 1356
• Bernat (III.) Of Cabrera 1356-1364
• United with the crown in 1364

The title went back to the Cabrera family in 1383, was sold by the Marquis of Aitona in 1574 and passed to the Duke of Medinaceli by marriage in 1772 .

In addition to the Count, there were also Vice Counts of Osona, who later changed their title to Vice Counts of Cabrera .