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Abd al-Malik al-Fihrí
(¿?–747)
Yusuf al-Fihrí
(747–756)
Abderramán I
(756–788) (inicio de la dinastía Omeya y fundación del emirato de Córdoba, independiente de Damasco)
Hisham I
(788–796)Al-Hakam I
(796–822)
Abderramán II
(822–852)
Mohamed I
(852–886)
Almundir
(886–888)
Abd Alláh
(888–912)
Abderramán III
(912–961) (inicio del califato en 928)
Alhakén II
(961–976)
HishamII
(976–1000 y 1010–1013) (véase también Almanzor)
Mohamed II
(961–976)
Sulayman al-Mustain
(1009 y 1013–1016)
Abderramán IV
(1018)
Abderramán V
(1023–1024)
Mohamed III
(1024–1025)
HishamIII
(1027–1031)
Reinos de Taifas
(1009–1106)
Yusuf ibn Tasufin (imperio almorávide)
(1062–1106)
Ali ben Yusef ben Tasufin (imperio almorávide)
(1106–1143)
Tasufin ben Ali ben Yusef (imperioalmorávide)
(1143–1145)
Segundos reinos de Taifas
(1142–1170)
Dinastía Almohade (incompleto)
(1147–1226)
Terceros reinos de Taifas
(1226–1238)
Dinastía Nazarí de Granada (incompleto)
(1238–1492)Reino de Navarra








Reino de Aragón








Reino de Castilla








Reino de León








Reino de Asturias








Reinode Galicia








Reino de Portugal
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Don Pelayo
(718–737)
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Favila
(737–739)
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Alfonso I
(739–757)
Seautoproclama primer rey de Asturias.
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Fruela I
(757–768)
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Aurelio
(768–774)
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Silo - Adosinda
(774–783)
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Mauregato
(783–789)
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Bermudo I "El Diácono"
(789–791)
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Alfonso II, el Casto
(791–842)
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Íñigo Arista
dePamplona
(810–852)
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Ramiro I
(842–850)
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García Íñiguez
de Pamplona
(852–870)
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Ordoño I
(850–866)
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Fortún Garcés el Tuerto...