Counts
Dates should be approached with extreme caution. Usually the exact dates of accession and death are unknown and only floruit dates can be provided.
- 926 – 960 Arnold I Nonat
- 960 – c.1000 García, son
- c.1000 – 1023 Arnold II, son
- 1022/3 – c.1060 William I, son
- 1040 – 1083 Sancho I, son
- 1083 – ???? William II, son
- ???? – 1142 Bernard I, brother
- 1142 – bef. 1153 (Aznar) Sancho II, son
- bef. 1153 – c.1176 Bohemond, brother
- 1174 – 1182 Bernard II, nephew
- 1183 – ???? Marquesa, cousin, co-countess
- 1183 – ???? Beatrice, sister, co-countess
- ???? – 1233 Centule I, son
- 1233 – 1249 Centule II, son
- 1249 – 1291 Bernard III, brother
- 1291 – 1300 Centule III, son
- 1300 – 1324 Bernard IV, son
- 1324 – 1326 Bernard V, son
- 1326 – 1331 Amanieu, brother
- 1331 – 1368 John I, son
- 1368 – 1410 John II, son
- 1410 – 1458 John III, son
- 1458 – 1511 John IV, son
- 1511 – 1569 Martha, daughter
Hereafter also count of Candale and Benauges:
- 1511 – 1536 Gaston, husband
- ???? – 1528 Charles, son
- 1528 John I, brother
- 1528 – 1571 Frederick, brother
- 1571 John II, son
- 1571 – 1572 Henry, son
- 1572 – 1593 Margaret, daughter
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