Captaincy General of Aragon

Captaincy General of Aragon (1711-1835) Capitania General de Aragon (Spanish)
1711–Administrative dissolution: 1835 (Military dissolution: 1931)
coat of arms of the Captaincy General of Aragon
Status	Captaincy General of the Spanish Empire (1711-1835)
Capital	Aragon
Official languages	Spanish (official)
Religion	Roman Catholicism (official)
Government	Spanish Monarchy
• 1700-1746	Philip V
• 1746-1759	Ferdinand VI
• 1759-1788	Charles III
• 1788-1808	Charles IV
• 1808–1813	Joseph I Bonaparte (not recognized)
• 1810–1814	Cortes of Cádiz
• 1814–1833	Ferdinand VII
Historical era	Colonial era
• Established	1711
• Disestablished	Administrative dissolution: 1835 (Military dissolution: 1931)
Currency	Spanish colonial real

The Captaincy General of Aragon (Spanish: Capitanía General de Aragon) was an administrative district of the Spanish Empire created to replace the Kingdom of Aragon after the Nueva Planta decrees in 1711.