Cerdaña, 6, 49; Jayme I. succeeded to, 50, 56; King Sancho of Majorca died in, 139; Jayme IV. of Majorca died in, 155 Cette, 85 Ceuta, 234 Chair of Alfavia, memorial to Jayme IV. and Isabel, 157; description, 155, 159 Champans, Bernardo de. _See_ Templars Charles of Anjou: carried out the Pope’s designs against Sicily, 57; conquered Naples and Sicily, 58; cruelty to Manfred’s family, 58; driven out of Sicily by the King of Aragon, 60, 63; challenged Pedro of Aragon, 64; his appeal to the Pope against Aragon, 65; dispossessed of Malta, 66; came to Bordeaux, 67, 71; discomfited, returned to Toulouse, 74; Sicily delivered from, 76; intriguing at Rome, 79; death, 82 Charles II. of Anjou taken prisoner, 79, 80; forced to liberate King Manfred’s daughter, 80; his life saved by Prince Jayme, in prison at Barcelona, 81, 90; released, 98; treaty with Federigo, 103 Charles II. of Spain, 191; death, 241 Charles III. of Spain, his monument to Jayme II., 118 Charles IV. of Spain, 210, 211 Charles V., expedition to Algiers, 176, 237; landed at Alcudia, 175; at Palma, 176; steps to restore order in Majorca, 184 Charles of Valois, the Pope’s ‘King of Aragon,’ 82; mocked by his elder brother, 83, 84, 90; sent against Sicily, failure, 100 _Chesterfield_, H.M.S., 274 Chopin, 162 Cienfuegos, 206 Ciudadela, 222, 227, 235, 239; besieged by the Turks, 240; defences repaired, 241; under British rule, 263, 266, 284 Clarenza, taken by Prince Fernando of Majorca, 131; Jayme III. of Majorca, Lord of, 141 Cleghorn, Dr., on the botany of Minorca, 270 Coinage of Majorca, 110; of King Sancho, 140 Columbus centenary, copy of Valseca Portolano for, 172 Company of Catalans under Roger de Flor, 103; massacre by Greeks, repulse Greeks at Gallipoli, 105; Prince Fernando arrived to take command, 120, 121; abandon Gallipoli, march on Salonica, 122; take service under the Duke of Athens, 123, 128; kill the Duke of Athens and his nobles, 128 Compasses, early use of, 77, 171 Comuneros of Majorca, 182; atrocities, 183; besiege Alcudia, 183, 184; defence of Pollenza, 185; vengeance on, 188 Comunidades in Spain, 180; in Majorca, 180 Conflent, 49; Jayme II. to succeed to, 50, 55, 56 Conradin, beheaded by Charles of Anjou, appeals to the King of Aragon to avenge his death, 58, 59, 81 Constance, daughter of Manfred of Sicily, wife of Pedro III. of Aragon, 48; rightful Queen of Sicily, 64; went to Sicily with two sons, 76; arrival at Palermo, 78; Sicilian Parliament swore allegiance to, 79; at Messina, meeting with her sister, 81; children, 94 Constance of Aragon married to the Infante Juan Manuel, 49 Constance of Aragon, wife of Jayme III. of Majorca, 142, 143, 149 Constantia sent help to Minorca, 232