Appointed Counts
- 778–790 Torson deposed by Charlemagne
- 790–806 William of Gellone
- 806–816 Beggo
- 811–818 Raimond Rafinel (811–818), his relation to the preceding and succeeding counts is unknown
- 816–835 Berengar
- 835–842 Bernard of Septimania
- 842–843 Acfred by conquest
- 844–849 William of Septimania, successfully opposed Fredelon
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