List of Asturian monarchs
- List of Asturian monarchs
This is a list of the rulers of the Kingdom of Asturias. While their existence and dates seem plausible, further verifiable details about their reigns are often scarce, especially for the early ones.
*Pelayo (718–737)
*Favila (737–739), also spelled "Favilac" or "Fáfila"
*Alfonso I (739–757), called "the Catholic"
*Fruela I (757–768), also spelled "Froila", called "the Cruel"
*Aurelius (768–774)
*Silo (774–783)
*Mauregatus the Usurper (783–788)
*Bermudo I (788–791), also spelled "Vermudo" or "Veremund", called "the Deacon"
*Alfonso II (791–842), called "the Chaste"
*Nepocian (842), an usurper
*Ramiro I (842–850)
*Ordoño I (850–866)
During the reign of Ordoño I, the kingdom of Asturias progressively came to be known as the kingdom of León. The kingdom was split in 910 and Fruela received the part which kept the name of Asturias.
*Alfonso III (866–910), called "the Great"
*Fruela II (910–925), called "the Cruel", king of León and Galicia from 924
For the later kings, see the list of Leonese monarchs and the list of Galician monarchs.
See also
*Kings of the Visigoths
*List of Aragonese monarchs
*List of Galician monarchs
*List of Leonese monarchs
*List of Navarrese monarchs
*List of Spanish monarchs
*List of Asturian Queen Consorts
*Kings of Spain family tree
*Lists of incumbents
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