succession to the county of Pallars Jussà before it passed to the County of Barcelona in 1192. By 1199, Pallars Sobirà was inherited by a woman, Guillelma, who sold her county to her husband, Roger of Comminges, and retired to a convent. List of counts House of Pallars William II (1011–1035) Bernard II (1035–1049) Artau I (1049–1081) Artau II (1081–1124) Artau III (1124–1167) Artau IV (1167–1180/1182) Bernard III (1180/1182–1199) Guillemina (1199–1229) House of Comminges (or Couserans) Roger I (1229–1240) Roger II (1240–1256) Arnau Roger I (1256–1288) Raymond Roger I (1288–1295) Sibil·la (1295–1330) House of Mataplana Arnau Roger II (1330–1343) Raymond Roger II (1343–1350) Hugh Roger I (1350–1366) Arnau Roger III (1366–1369) Hugh Roger II (1369–1416) Roger Bernard I (1416–1424) Bernard Roger I (1424–1442) Arnau Roger IV (1442–1451) Hugh Roger III (1451–1487) Sources Freedman, Paul. "Military Orders and Peasant Servitude in Catalonia: Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries." The Hispanic American Historical Review, Vol. 65, No. 1. (Feb., 1985), pp 91–110. Notes Medieval Catalonia Pallars Sobirà Pallars Sobirà Pallars