|
Margraves of Montferrat
Montferrat was a margraviate which was located between Turin
and
Milan. It was ruled by a collateral branch of the Byzantine imperial house
from 1306. When this house became extinct Montferrat was after a few years
of Spanish rule united with the duchy of Mantua. Later as a consequence of
the Mantovan War of Succession the northern part of Montferrat was
transferred to Savoy in 1631. The rest of Montferrat was united with Savoy
in 1708 when its ruling dynasty became extinct.
House of Aleramo
967-991
991
991-1042
1042-1084
1084-1100
1100-1136
1136-1191 |
Aleramo
Ottone I
Guglielmo III
Ottone II
Guglielmo IV
Ranieri I
Guglielmo V |
1191-1192
1192-1207
1207-1225
1225-1253
1253-1296
1296-1305 |
Corrado
Bonifacio I
Guglielmo VI
Bonifacio II
Guglielmo VII
Giovanni I |
 |
House of Paleologus
|
1306-1338
1338-1372
1372-1378
1378-1381
1381-1418
1418-1445
1445-1464
1464-1483
1483-1494
1494-1518
1518-1530
1530-1533
1533-1536 |
Teodoro I
Giovanni II
Ottone III
Giovanni III
Teodoro II
Giovanni Giacomo
Giovanni IV
Guglielmo VIII
Bonifacio III
Guglielmo IX
Bonifacio IV
Giovanni Giorgio
Spanish rule |
House of Gonzaga
|
| 1536-1540 |
Federico II |
 |
| 1540-1550 |
Francesco III |
|
| 1550-1587 |
Guglielmo IX |
|
| 1587-1612 |
Vincenzo I |
|
| 1612 |
Francesco IV |
|
| 1612-1626 |
Ferdinando |
|
| 1626-1627 |
Vincenzo II |
|
House of Gonzaga-Nevers
|
| 1627-1637 |
Carlo I |
|
| 1637-1665 |
Carlo III |
|
| 1665-1708 |
Carlo IV |
|
Montferrat unites with
Savoy 1708 |
