Кой излиза с Хайме I Арагонски?

Хайме I Арагонски (на испански: Jaime I el Conquistador; на арагонски: Chaime I lo Conqueridor; на каталонски: Jaume el Conqueridor; на окситански: Jacme lo Conquerent) е 9-и крал на Арагон, крал на Майорка, крал на Валенсия и граф на Барселона между 1213 и 1276. Остава известен като Хайме Завоевателя (на испански: Jaime el Conquistador), защото завладява Балеарските острови и Кралство Валенсия.

Aurembiaix (or Aurembiax) (1196–1231) was the Countess of Urgell from 1208, the last of her dynasty.

She was the only child of Ermengol VIII and Elvira of Subirats. In 1206, Ermengol asked Peter II of Aragon to defend the right of his daughter to inherit and his widow to have the regency. This also happened in 1209, when Aurembiaix became countess under the regency of her mother. However, after Peter's death (1213), Guerau IV of Cabrera, a first cousin of Aurembiaix's who claimed the inheritance, invaded the county and took control.

Aurembiaix married Álvaro Pérez de Castro in 1212, but in 1228 she had the marriage annulled and returned to Urgell to claim her right to succeed. She received the support of James I of Aragon and signed an agreement with him (which some scholars say was to become his concubine) at Agramunt. Threatened with invasion and a possible marital alliance with Aragon, the nobles of Urgell accepted Aurembiaix as their ruler. In 1229, Aurembiaix in turn married Peter, exiled brother of Afonso II of Portugal, and rendered Lleida to James and accepting Urgell back from him as a fief.

Aurembiaix died without descendants at Balaguer only about a year later. Urgell went to Peter.

Guillema de Cabrera (?-1277) fue concubina de Jaime I de Aragón y esposa de Bernat de Cabrera (llamado también Berenguer) -muerto el 1248-, castellano de los castillos de Cabrera y señor de Voltregà. Considerada hija del conde Hugo IV de Ampurias.​

Fruto de su relación con el rey en 1250 recibió el Castillo de Eramprunyá, y dos años después le fue otorgado el contrato de concubinaje y el castillo y la villa de Tarrasa, propiedades que después en el 1274 permutó con el rey por el castillo y la villa de Gurb, a la vez que le era confirmada la consigna sobre el castillo de Tarrasa que había hecho a favor de su hijo Arnau de Cabrera y de la mujer de este, Sibila de Saga -la cual fue la última concubina de Jaime I-.​