List of Counts of Malta
- Margarito da Brindisi (c.1190/1192-1197)
- Guglielmo Grasso (c.1197-1203)
- Enrico "Pescatore" De Candia (c.1203-1232)
- Nicoloso (c.1232-1266/1282)
- Andreolo da Genova (c.1290-1300)
- Ruggiero de Lauria (claimant)(c.1300-1305)
- Lukina de Malta (heir apparent)(c.1300-1320)
- Guglielmo Raimondo I Moncada (claimant)(c.1305-1320)
- Guglielmo (c.1320-1330)
- Alfonso Federigo d'Aragona (c.1330-1349)
- Pietro Federigo d'Aragona (c.1349-1350)
- Niccolo' Acciaiuoli (claimant)(c.1357-1360)
- Guido Ventimiglia (c.1360-1362)
- Manfredo III Chiaramonte (c.1366-1370)
- Guglielmo (c.1370-1377)
- Manfredo III Chiaramonte (c.1377-1391)
- Elizabetta Peralta Chiaramonte (c.1391-1392)
- Guglielmo Raimondo III Moncada (c.1392-1393)
- Artale II Alagona (c.1393-1396/1398)
- Guglielmo Raimondo III Moncada (c.1396-1397)
- Antonio Cardona (c.1420-1425)
- Gonsalvo Monroy (c.1426-1428),
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