Related Dynasties and Houses
- Family of Aznar Galíndez I (809–820, 844–922 or later)
- Family of García the Bad (820–844), briefly displaced Aznar and his sons, detaching Aragon from Francia
- Jiménez dynasty (before 994–1162), established Aragonese kingdom (between 1035 and 1076)
- House of Barcelona (1137–1410), descended from previous through a female, established Crown of Aragon
- House of Trastámara (1412–1555), descended from previous through a female, established the Kingdom of Spain
- House of Habsburg (1516–1700), descended from previous through a female, ruled as part of the Spanish Crown
- House of Bourbon (1700–1715), dissolved Aragonese crown with the Nueva Planta decrees
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