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History of Pavías

Pavías, in the Alto Palancia, appears linked to the castle of Almonecir from the 11th century. It fell from 508 inhabitants in 1900 to 60 in 2007.

History

The first references are from the 11th century and are tied to the castle of Almonecir, of which nothing survives. On 22 May 1238 James I gave it to Berenguer de Palou, Bishop of Barcelona. It later formed part of the lordship of Segorbe, until in 1430 Alfonso V annexed the possessions of the Count of Luna. The ducal house of Cardona inherited the castle in 1562.

Population

It had 508 inhabitants in 1900 and 393 in 1910. It dropped to 152 in 1960 and to 60 in 2007.

Timeline

11th century
First references, tied to Almonecir castle.
22 May 1238
James I gives it to Berenguer de Palou.
1430
Alfonso V annexes the Count of Luna's possessions.
1562
House of Cardona inherits the castle.

Text written by Zona Zero TV from public sources; early dates vary between authors. Sources: Pavías (Hispanopedia, basado en Wikipedia, CC BY-SA). Checked on 1/11/2026.