Spain

• 1180, Queen Berengaria “the Great”, of León and Regent of Castile, Spain, First ruling queen of Castile and mother of Saint Fernando III

• 1160, Princess Dulce of Aragón, Princess of Aragon, Spain, Queen of Portugal. Maternal ancestor in the Aragonese royal line.

• 1155, King Alfonso VIII “the Noble”, King of Castile, Spain, Victor of Las Navas de Tolosa and restorer of Castilian power, winning one of the most Important battles, permanently shifting the future of Spain.

• 1150, Princess Leonor of England, Queen of Castile, Spain, Daughter of King Henry II & Eleanor of Aquitaine. Wife of of Alfonso VIII

• 1137, King Fernando II, King of León & Galicia, Spain, Leonese monarch who expanded royal authority

• 1136, Queen Petronilla de Aragón, Queen of Aragón, Spain, Last Jiménez ruler and founder of the Crown of Aragón through her marriage to Ramón Berenguer IV

• 1126, King Alfonso VII “the Emperor”, King of León and Castile, Spain, Only Spanish king crowned “Emperor of all Hispania”

• 1120, Queen Urraca Alfonso “la portuguesa” Queen of León, Spain, Portuguese Leonese dynastic link
• 1100, Queen Berengaria of Barcelona, Queen of Castile, León, and Galicia, Spain, Mother of Alfonso VII “the Emperor”

• 1086, King Rey de Aragón Ramiro II “El Monje” King of Aragon, Spain, Monk king who fathered Petronilla and secured the dynasty

• 1081, Queen Urraca I “the Reckless” Queen of León and Castile, Spain, First woman to rule both kingdoms in her own right
• 1070, Queen Sancha Gómez de Saldaña, Queen of León, Spain, Leonese noblewoman and royal consort
• 1070, Sancha Alfónsez, Daughter of Alfonso VI and Princess Zaida of Seville

• 1060, Queen Félicie de Roucy, Queen of Aragon & Navarre, Spain. French noblewoman that became an Aragonese Queen

• 1040, King Alfonso V “the Noble” King of León, Spain, Lawgiver who issued the Fuero de León
• 1040, Count Raymond of Burgundy, Count of Galicia, Spain, Father of Queen Urraca I and key Burgundian dynast

• 1015, King Fernando I “the Great”, King of León and Castile, Spain, first crowned Emperor of Spain United. ^{This one’s synchronistic as doing a song named “Dancing Messiah” directly inspired by Abba’s “Dancing Queen” to find King Fernando I & II in my Spanish ancestry. Also found the Founding King of United Sweden during this song.}

• 932, King Adalberto II of Ivrea, ruling Italy jointly with his Father. Dynastic ancestor of Iberian royalty

• 992, King Sancho III “the Great” King of Pamplona, Spain, Architect of medieval Spain’s political map

• 964, King García Sánchez II of Pamplona King of Pamplona, Spain, Early Navarrese monarch
• 980, Doña Urraca, Lady of Pamplona, Spain, Noblewoman of the Íñiguez line
• 965, King Sancho II Garcés “Abarca” King of Pamplona, Spain, Consolidator of the Arista dynasty

• 956, King Bermudo II “the Gouty” King of León, Spain, Leonese king during the Almanzor wars

• 935, King García I Sánchez, King of Pamplona, Spain, Navarrese monarch of the Íñiguez dynasty
• 930, Urraca Fernández, Queen Consort of León and Pamplona, Spain, One of the most powerful noblewomen of 10th‑century Spain
• 912, Queen Willa of Tuscany, Queen of Italy, France, Dynastic ancestor of Iberian queens

• 905, King Sancho I Garcés “the Great” King of Pamplona, Spain, Founder of the Jiménez dynasty
• 900, Queen Elvira García, Queen Consort of León, Spain, Mother of Bermudo II
• 890, Dadildis of Pallars, Lady of Pallars, Spain, Mother of Sancho I of Pamplona
• 880, King Sancho I Garcés “the Great”, King of Pamplona, Spain, Early Jiménez ruler
• 876, Princess Gisele of Friuli, Princess of Italy, Italy, Dynastic ancestor of Iberian queens
• 867, Queen Elvira Menéndez, Queen Consort of León, Spain, Wife of Ordoño II and mother of Ramiro II

• 873, King Ordoño II, King of León, Spain, Warrior king against the Umayyads
• 850, Count Hermenegildo Gutiérrez, Count of Portugal, Portugal, Father of Queen Elvira Menéndez
• 860, Co‑Regent García Jiménez of Pamplona, Spain, Founder of the Jiménez dynasty

• 848, King Alfonso III “the Great” King of Asturias and León, Spain, Last great king of Asturias

• 848, Oneca Fortúnez, Daughter of King Fortún Garcés, Lady of Pamplona, Ancestress of Queen Toda Aznárez

• 845, Emperor Berenger I, Holy Roman Emperor, Italy, Dynastic ancestor of Iberian royalty

• 826, King Fortún Garcés “the One‑Eyed”, King of Pamplona, Spain, Last Íñiguez king
• 825, Queen Auria of Pamplona, Queen of Pamplona, Spain, Wife of Fortún Garcés
• 823, Queen Nuña of Asturias, Queen Consort of Asturias, Spain, Early Asturian queen

• 821, King Ordoño I, King of Asturias, Spain, Consolidator of the Asturian monarchy
• 820, Jimeno “Ximeno” Arista, Noble of Pamplona, Spain, Father of Íñigo Arista
• 800, García Ximénez, Noble of Pamplona, Spain, Early Arista dynasty noble

• 790, King Ramiro I, King of Asturias, Spain, Founder of the Ramirid dynasty
• 780, Ximeno the Basque Magnate, Noble of Pamplona, Spain, Early Basque noble ancestor

• 750, King Bermudo I “the Deacon”, King of Asturias, Spain, Briefly reigning king turned monk
• 740, Vimarano of Asturias, Prince of Asturias, Spain, Son of King Alfonso I
• 720, Jimeno “Ximeno” Arista, Noble of Pamplona, Spain, Early Arista ancestor

• 693, King Alfonso I “the Catholic” King of Asturias, Spain, Founder of the Asturian kingdom
• 708, Fruela of Cantabria, Spain, Early Cantabrian ruler
• 700, Urraca Sánchez of Gascony, Lady of Gascony, France, Dynastic link between Gascony and Pamplona

• 690, Queen Ermesinda of Asturias, Queen of Asturias, Spain, Daughter of Pelayo

• 695, Queen Gaudiosa, Lady of Asturias, Spain, Wife of Pelayo

• 685, King Pelayo, King of Asturias Spain, Founder of Christian Spain: the root of the Spanish nation. The First King of Spain, who won Covadonga: El nacimiento de España: The birth of Spain
• 620, Count Flavio Ataulfo II, Count of Coimbra, Portugal, Visigothic‑Coimbran noble
• 600, King Égica, King of the Visigoths, Spain, Visigothic monarch and reformer
• 590, Queen Cixilo, Queen of the Visigoths, Spain, Wife of King Egica
• 580, Flavius Ervigius Ardabast, Noble of the Byzantine Empire and Visigoths, Spain, Byzantine‑Visigothic noble ancestor
• 570, Queen Liubigotona of Paphlagonia, Queen Consort, Turkey, Eastern noblewoman married into Visigothic royalty
• 560, Ozenda Munialona Atulphez, Queen Consort of Asturias, Spain, Early Asturian queen
• 550, Paterna of Castile, Queen Consort of Asturias, Spain, Early Asturian noblewoman
• 530, Jimena of Pamplona, Queen Consort of Asturias, Spain, Early Pamplona‑Asturias dynastic link
• 520, Athanagild II, Noble of the Visigoths, Spain, Visigothic noble ancestor

• 500, Saint Hermenegild, Prince of the Visigoths, Spain, Visigothic martyr saint
• 490, Ingunde of Austrasia, Queen of the Visigoths, France, Wife of Hermenegild
• 470, King Leovigildus, King of the Visigoths, Spain, Father of Saint Hermenegild
• 450, King Amalaric II, King of the Visigoths, Spain, Early Visigothic monarch
• 430, Queen Chrodechilde of the Franks, Queen of the Visigoths, France, Frankish‑Visigothic queen
• 410, Teodosia Goiswintha, Lady of Carthage, Tunisia, Ancestor of Visigothic queens
• 390, Flavia Juliana, Noble of Byzantium, Turkey, Eastern Roman noblewoman
• 370, Count Severianus of Carthage, Count of Carthage, Tunisia, North African noble ancestor
• 350, Aviena Rufii Avienus, Noble of the East, Turkey, Eastern noble ancestor
• 330, Rufius Gennadius Avienus, Noble of the East, Turkey, Eastern noble ancestor
• 310, Santina Theodora, Lady of the Ostrogoths, Italy, Ostrogothic noblewoman
• 300, King Theodoric the Great, King of the Ostrogoths, Italy, Founder of the Ostrogothic Kingdom
• 280, Queen Audofleda, Queen of the Ostrogoths, France, Sister of Clovis I
• 260, King Childeric I, King of the Salian Franks, France, Father of Clovis I

⭐ Islamic Link

• 1080, Susu bint Uthman, Lady of Córdoba, Spain, Direct link to the Umayyad Muhammad lineage
• 1050, Doña Urraca de los Banu Qasi, Lady of the Upper Ebro, Spain, Daughter of Musa ibn Musa al‑Qasawi
• 1040, Musa ibn Musa al‑Qasawi, Emir of the Upper March, Spain, Called “The Third King of Spain”
• 1030, Jamīlah bint ʿAbd al‑Raḥmān al‑Judhāmiyya, Lady of al‑Andalus, Spain, Arab noblewoman linked to the Judhām tribe
• 1010, ʿAbd al‑Raḥmān al‑Judhāmī, Noble of al‑Andalus, Spain, Father of Jamīlah
• 990, ʿAbd al‑Raḥmān, Noble of al‑Andalus, Spain, Grandfather of Jamīlah