Acfred II 934 – 957 Arnold, also count of Comminges, husband of Arsenda. See House of Comminges below. House of Comminges 957 – 1012 Roger I, son of Arsenda of Carcassonne and Arnold of Comminges until 1010 Raymond II Roger, son of Roger I until 1010 Peter I Roger, son of Roger I 1012 – 1034 William I, nephew of Roger I 1012 – 1034 Peter II 1034 – 1068 Raymond II, second time 1034 – 1059 Peter II, second time from 1034 Peter III from 1034 Bernard II 1068 – 1069 Garsenda, Ermengarde, and Adelaide, daughters of Peter II Sold to County of Barcelona. Viscounts of Carcassonne and Razès In 1069, Garsenda, Ermengarde, and Adelaide sold their comital rights to Carcassonne to Ramon Berenguer I, Count of Barcelona. At some point, Ermengarde married Raymond Bernard of Nîmes, a member of the Trencavel family. Their son, Bernard Ato IV, retook Carcassonne in 1125. Trencavels 1101 – 1129 Bernard Ato IV 1129 – 1150 Roger I, son of Bernard Ato IV 1150 – 1167 Raymond I, son of Bernard Ato IV 1167 – 1194 Roger II, son of Raymond I 1194 – 1209 Raymond Roger, son of Roger II 1224 – 1226 Raymond II, son of Raymond Roger House of Montfort 1209 – 1218 Simon IV de Montfort, son of Simon de Montfort, lord of Montfort l'Amaury 1218 – 1224 Amaury de Montfort, son of Simon IV Annexed to Crown of France between 1226 and 1240 and from 1247 permanently. Carcassonne Carcassonne