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Guevara Ancient.svg|[[Lordship of Guevara]] | Guevara Ancient.svg|[[Lordship of Guevara]] | ||
Lacarre.svg|[[Lordship of Lacarre]] | Lacarre.svg|[[Lordship of Lacarre]] | ||
Luxa.svg|[[Lordship of Luxe]] | |||
Mendoza.svg|[[Lordship of Mendoza]] | Mendoza.svg|[[Lordship of Mendoza]] | ||
Zuniga Ancient.svg|[[Lordship of Stunica]] | Zuniga Ancient.svg|[[Lordship of Stunica]] | ||
Belsunce 1387.svg|[[Lordship of Belzunce]] | Belsunce 1387.svg|[[Lordship of Belzunce]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:07, 7 November 2023
- Coat of Arms
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Kingdom of Navarre
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Kingdom of Navarre
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Kingdom of Navarre
After 1589
- Ruling Houses
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House of Jiménez
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House of Blois
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House of Capet
1284-1349 -
House of Évreux
1349-1441 -
House of Trastámara-Aragon
John II of Aragon
1425-1441
jure uxoris
1441-1479
de facto -
House of Trastámara-Navarre
1441-1479 -
House of Foix-Grailly
1479-1517
From 1513 Navarre was reduced only to territory north of Pyrenees (Lower Navarre) -
House of Albret
1517-1572 -
House of Bourbon
1555-1791; 1815-1830
- Ruling Houses of Upper Navarre
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House of Trastámara
1513-1516
In 1513 Ferdinand II of Aragon conquered Navarre south of Pyrenees (Upper Navarre) -
House of Habsburg
1516 – 1700 -
House of Bourbon-Anjou
1700–1808 -
House of Bonaparte
1808–1813
Joseph Bonaparte -
House of Bourbon-Anjou
1813–1868 -
Provisional Government
1868–1870
La Gloriosa -
House of Savoy
1870-1873
Amadeo of Savoy -
House of Bourbon-Anjou
1874-1931
Restored -
Spanish State
1931-1975
Interregnum -
House of Bourbon-Anjou
1975-
Restored
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