List of Asturian monarchs

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This is a list of the rulers of the Kingdom of Asturias, a kingdom in the Iberian peninsula during the Early Middle Ages. It originated as a refuge for Visigothic nobles following the conquest of Iberia by the Umayyad Caliphate. Following the forced abdication of Alfonso III by his sons in 910, the kingdom was split into three: Asturias, León, and Galicia. All three were reunited in 924 under the Kingdom of León.

For later kings, see the list of Leonese monarchs and the list of Galician monarchs. From 1388, the title Prince of Asturias has been used for the heirs to the Castillian and Spanish thrones.

## List

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Portrait  | Name  | Life  | Reign  | Capital of Asturias

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| Pelagius
Pelayo | c. 685 – 737  | 714 – 737  | Cangas de Onís
| Favila
Fáfila, Favilac | died 739  | 737 – 739
| Alfonso I, the Catholic
Alonso I, el Católico | c. 693 – 757  | 739 – 757
| Fruela I, the Cruel
Fruela I, Froila I, el Cruel | c. 722 – 768  | 757 – 768
| Aurelius
Aurelio | c. 740 – 774  | 768 – 774  | San Martín
| Silo | died 783  | 774 – 783  | Pravia
| Mauregatus, the Usurper
Mauregato, el Usurpador | c. 719 – 789  | 783 – 789
| Bermudo I, the Deacon
Bermudo I, Vermudo I, el Diácono | c. 750 – 797  | 788 – 791
| Alfonso II, the Chaste
Alfonso II, el Casto | c. 760 – 842  | 791 – 842  | Oviedo
| Nepotian |  | 842 – 842
| Ramiro I | c. 790 – 850  | 842 – 850
| Ordoño I | 821 – 866  | 850 – 866
| Alfonso III, the Great
Alfonso III, el Magno | 852 – 910  | 866 – 910
| Fruela II, the Leprous
Fruela II, Froila II, el Leproso | 875 – 925  | 910 – 924

## Timeline

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## Family tree

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King of Asturias
685–718-737| | Gaudiosa| | | | | | Peter
Duke of Cantabria
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King of Asturias
?-737–739| | Ermesinda
≈720/730—?| | Alfonso I
the Catholic
King of Asturias
≈693–739-757| | | | | | | | | | | | Fruela
of Cantabria
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Munia
of Álava
≈740-780| | Fruela I
the Cruel
King of Asturias
≈722–757-768| | Vimarano
?-765| | Adosinda
?-785| | Silo
King of Asturias
?-774-783| | Mauregato
King de Asturias
?-783-789| | Creusa
?-789| | Bermudo I
the Deacon
King of Asturias
≈750–788–
791-797| | Aurelius
King of Asturia
≈740–768-774
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Alfonso II
the Chaste
King of Asturias
760–791–842| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ?
Urraca| | Ramiro I
King of Asturias
≈790–842-850| | Paterna
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King of Asturias
821–850-866| | | | | | | |
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Garcés
King of Pamplona
≈860–905–925| | Nuño
Ordóñez| | Alfonso III
the Great
King of Asturias
848–866-910| | Jimena
of Pamplona
?-912| | Bermudo
Ordóñez

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Sánchez
of Pamplona| | | | | | Ramiro
?-929| | | García I
King of León
≈871–910-914| | Muniadona
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Menéndez
d. 921| | | Ordoño II
King of Galicia
≈873–910–924
King of León
r.914–924| | Aragonta
González| | Nunilo| | Fruela II
King of Asturias
≈875–910–925
King of León
and Galicia
r.924–925| | Urraca
bint
Abd Allah
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Kingdom of
Leon| | | | | | Alfonso
Fróilaz
the Hunchback
King of León
?-925–926-932| | Ramiro
Froilaz| | Ordoño
Froilaz
Family tree of the Asturian kings

## See also

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* Kingdom of Asturias
* Astur-Leonese dynasty

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Monarchs of Asturias

* Pelagius
* Favila
* Alfonso I
* Fruela I
* Aurelius
* Silo
* Mauregatus
* Bermudo I
* Alfonso II
* Nepotian
* Ramiro I
* Ordoño I
* Fruela
* Alfonso III
* Fruela II

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Spain in the Middle Ages

Early Middle Ages

* Visigoths
* Visigothic Kingdom
* Suebi
* Kingdom of the Suebi
* (Eastern) Roman Province of Spania
* Duchy of Cantabria
* Duchy of Vasconia

Al-Andalus (711-1492)

* Province of the Umayyad Caliphate
* Emirate of Córdoba
* Caliphate of Córdoba
* First Taifa
* Almoravid Emirate
* Second Taifa
* Almohad Caliphate
* Third Taifa
* Emirate of Granada

Feudal Christian realms

* Kingdom of Asturias → Kingdom of León
* Kingdom of Galicia
* County of Castile
* Kingdom of Castile → Crown of Castile (Castile-León)
* Kingdom of Toledo
* Catalan counties (County of Barcelona) → Principality of Catalonia
* Kingdom of Pamplona → Kingdom of Navarre
* Kingdom of Viguera
* Kingdom of Najera
* Kingdom of Artajona [eu]
* County of Aragon → Kingdom of Aragon → Crown of Aragon
* Kingdom of Majorca
* Kingdom of Valencia

* Visigothic monarchs
* Suebic monarchs
* Monarchs of al-Andalus
* Monarchs of Aragon
* Monarchs of Asturias
* Monarchs of Barcelona/Catalonia
* Monarchs of Castile
* Monarchs of Galicia
* Monarchs of Granada
* Monarchs of León
* Monarchs of Majorca
* Monarchs of Navarre
* Monarchs of Valencia
* Military orders

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