Joan II of Navarre (2074 bytes)
1: ... with [[Margaret of Burgundy (1290-1315)|Margaret of Burgundy]].
3: ...out of their succession, mostly because of doubts of bastardy.
4: ... took precedence to the underage girl also on the Navarrese throne, which however was inheritable also by f...
7: ...ies of Angouleme and Mortain as well as a portion of Cotentin. Later she exchanged Angouleme to three ...
9: ... kings inherited fiefs in Normandy. Together with Joan's Normandian gains and rights in Champagne, they ...

Navarre (4069 bytes)
4: ...0;" align="center" colspan=2><center>[[image:ccaa-navarre.png]]</center></td></tr>
6: ...age|Castilian]];<br>[[Basque language|Basque]] co-official in some areas</td></tr>
9: <br>&nbsp;- % of Spain</td>
10: <td>[[List of Spanish autonomous communities by area|Ranked 11t...
15: <br>&nbsp;- % of Spain

Navarre (disambiguation) (391 bytes)
1: ...omous communities in Spain|autonomous community]] of [[Spain]], formerly a kingdom.
3: ...veral places in the [[United States|United States of America]]:
4: *[[Navarre, Florida]]
5: *[[Navarre, Ohio]]
8: ...setsu 3|Seiken Densetsu 3]], Navarre is a kingdom of thieves.

Henry II of Navarre (1967 bytes)
1: ...ter and heiress of [[Francis Phoebus]], King of [[Navarre]], and was born at [[Sanquesa]] in [[April]] [[15...
3: ...ois I of France]] he assumed the title of King of Navarre.
7: ...nd was consequently the grandfather of [[Henry IV of France]]. Henry, who had some sympathy with the [...
18: ...center" | '''[[List of Navarrese monarchs|King of Navarre]]'''
19: ..." | Succeeded by:<br>'''[[Jeanne d'Albret|Jeanne III]]'''

Navarre, Ohio (2683 bytes)
1: ...2000]] census, the village had a total population of 1,440.
4: [[Image:OHMap-doton-Navarre.png|right|Location of Navarre, Ohio]]
6: Navarre is located at 40&deg;43'25" North, 81&deg;31'17" ...
8: ....9 km&sup2; (1.5 mi&sup2;) of it is land and none of the area is covered with water.
11: ...us)|Hispanic]] or [[Latino (U.S. Census)|Latino]] of any race.

Charles II of Navarre (2571 bytes)
1: ... Evreux]] (''Comte d'Evreux''), and [[Albret|Lord of Albret]] (''Sire d'Albret'').
3: ...ed Evreux, Mortain, parts of Vexin, and a portion of Cotentin.
5: ...hilip VI of France|Philip VI]] in order to obtain Navarre and those concessions in Normandy.
7: ...] ([[1343]]-[[1373]]), daughter of king [[John II of France]].
9: ... was one of the nobles involved in the repression of the [[Jacquerie]].

College of Navarre (1240 bytes)
1: ... the college, originally appointed by the faculty of the university, was now appointed by the king’s c...
3: ...ww.ccel.org/ccel/schaff/hcc6.ii.iv.v.html History of the Christian Church]''

Joanna of Navarre (1011 bytes)
3: <TD>[[Image:joanbrit.JPG]]</TD>
6: ...en, often taking the side of the future [[Henry V of England]], "Prince Hal," in his quarrels with his...
8: ...ry V's reign and into that of his son, [[Henry VI of England|Henry VI]]. She is buried in [[Canterbur...
11: [[Category:1370 births|Joanna of Navarre]]
12: [[Category:1437 deaths|Joanna of Navarre]]

Marguerite of Navarre (9544 bytes)
1: ...r in her own right, she was an outstanding figure of the [[France|French]] [[Renaissance]]. [[Samuel P...
3: ...erite" after her maternal grandmother, Marguerite of Bourbon.
5: ...brother, Francis&mdash;to become King [[Francis I of France]]&mdash;was born there on September 12, 14...
7: ...o be called "the [[Maecenas]] to the learned ones of her brother's kingdom".
9: ...ry her to the Prince of Wales, later [[Henry VIII of England]]; but this was "declined with thanks".

Sancho VI of Navarre (902 bytes)
1: ...he Wise"''', (? -[[June 27]] [[1194]]), King of [[Navarre]] ([[1150]]-[[1194]]).
3: ... he was the first to receive the name of "King of Navarre".
5: ...with [[Kingdom of Castile|Castile]] and [[Kingdom of Aragon|Aragon]].
7: ...]], daughter of [[Alfonso VII of Castile|Alfonso VII]].
19: ...ign="center">[[List of Navarrese monarchs|King of Navarre]]

Adiós, Navarre (195 bytes)
1: ...omous community]] of [[Navarre]], [[Spain]]. [[As of 2002]], the [[population]] was 147.
5: [[Category:Navarre]]

Jeanne of Navarre (1848 bytes)
1: ...er, she became Countess of Champagne and Queen of Navarre.
3: At the age of 13, Jeanne married [[Philippe IV of France]] on [[August 16]], [[1284]], becoming Que...
6: # [[Louis X of France|Louis X 'le Hutin']] - ([[October 4]], [[1...
7: ... [[August 23]], [[1358]]) who married [[Edward II of England]]
8: # [[Philip V of France|Philippe V 'le Long']] - ([[1293]] - [[Jan...

Sancho II of Navarre (3280 bytes)
1: ... Navarre]] and [[List of Aragonese monarchs|count of Aragon]] from [[970]] to [[994]].
3: ...dez, the daughter of Count [[Galindo II Aznárez]] of Aragon.
5: ...used. In many places he appears as the first King of Aragon and in others the third.
7: ...avarrese monarchy supported the young [[Ramiro II of Leon]].
9: ...efeated the Christians at [[Torrevicente]], south of [[Soria]]; afterwards they returned to triumph at...

Navarre Beach (1067 bytes)
1: '''Navarre Beach''' is one of [[List_of_Florida_state_parks|Florida's State Parks]].

Garcia II of Navarre (1555 bytes)
1: ...mbling," was [[List of Navarrese monarchs|king of Navarre]] from [[994]] to [[1000]].
3: ...ater the wife of [[Alfonso V of Castile|Alfonso V of Leon]].
5: ...is father had offered to [[Córdoba]], as a result of which he had to face [[Almanzor]]. In [[996]] he ...
7: ...uring an expedition of [[Pamplona]]ns to the land of [[Calatayud]], García killed the governor's broth...
9: ...of Castile|Alfonso V of Leon]] and [[García Gómez of Carrión]].

Kingdom of Navarre (6847 bytes)
1: ... Navarre''' traditionally evolved from the county of [[Pamplona]], its traditional capital, when the B...
3: ...th and responding to a power vacuum at the limits of Frankish control in [[Aquitaine]]. Thus the Basqu...
5: ...he name "Navarra" began to appear towards the end of the Visigoth epoch in Spain in the 7th century.
7: ...used. In many places he appears as the first King of Aragon and in others the third.
9: ...gos]]; the Rioja and Tarazona in the upper valley of the Ebro.

Basse-Navarre (459 bytes)
1: ...re]]. Basse-Navarre is one of the seven provinces of the traditional [[Basque Country]]. Its capital w...

Berengaria of Navarre (4630 bytes)
7: ...rd's own father, King [[Henry II of England|Henry II]], and a marriage between Richard and Alice was t...
9: ...ew Comnenus, and married Berengaria in the Chapel of St. George at [[Limassol]].
11: ...ichard returned to England and showed some degree of regret for his earlier conduct, he was not joined...
19: ...gh Queen Eleanor intervened, and [[Pope Innocent III]] threatened him with an interdict if he did not ...
21: ...ers was discovered in 1960 during the restoration of the abbey.

Sancho III of Navarre (2715 bytes)
1: ... Great]]"), was [[Count of Aragon]] and [[King of Navarre]] from [[1004]] until his death.
3: ..., his life's work was undone, from a modern point-of-view, when he divided his domains shortly before ...
5: ...on]] and Count [[Garcia II Sanchez|García Sánchez of Castile]], he led a combined attack against [[Al-...
7: ...Christian entities soured after the assassination of Count García in [[1027]]. In the ensuing hostilit...
8: ...[[Ramiro I of Aragon|Ramiro]] obtained the county of Aragon, which was elevated to a [[kingdom]].

Charles III of Navarre (903 bytes)
1: ...r the dismal reign of his father, [[Charles II of Navarre]], and well as mending strained relations with [[...
3: ...e|Blanca]] (1425-1442) and her husband, [[John II of Aragon]](1429-1479).
5: ...sister, [[Joanna of Navarre]], married [[Henry IV of England]].
9: ...receded by:<br>'''[[Charles II of Navarre|Charles II]]'''
10: ...center" | '''[[List of Navarrese monarchs|King of Navarre]]'''

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