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	~~[[File:~~ACB Crest Navarre.png\|~~thumb~~\|~~250px~~\|~~The crest~~ of ~~Navarre~~]]		\|title1= Kingdom of Navarre
	The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' (Basque: ''Nafarroa''; Spanish: ''Navarra'') was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, along the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] ~~Coast~~ between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].		\|image1= ACB Crest Navarre.png
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			\|capital= {{Wiki\|Pamplona}}
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			\|head_of_state= King or Queen
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			\|nation= [[Spain]]<br>[[France]]
			\|languages= {{Wiki\|Basque language\|Basque}} {{c\|spoken and written}}<br>{{Wiki\|Latin}} {{c\|written}}<br>{{Wiki\|Navarro-Aragonese}} {{c\|administrative; spoken}}<br>
			\|religion= [[Christianity]] {{c\|Roman Catholicism}}
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			\|founder(s)= {{wiki\|Íñigo Arista}}
			\|date_founded= 824
			\|date_dissolved= 1620/1790/1793-5 {{c\|French half}}<br>1841 {{c\|Spanish half}}
			\|last_ruler= [[Louis XIII of France]]/[[Louis XVI of France]] {{c\|French half}}<br>{{Wiki\|Isabella II\|Isabella II of Spain}} {{c\|Spanish half}}
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			The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' (Basque: ''Nafarroa''; Spanish: ''Navarra'') was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, along the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] coast between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].

	After the last native Basque dynasty ruling the kingdom died out in 1234, the Navarrese throne passed to various French noble families and sometimes the French and Spanish royal families. In the early 14th century, the Kingdom of Navarre was in a {{Wiki\|Personal union\|personal union}} with the Kingdom of France under King [[Philip IV of France\|Philip]] (I of Navarre and IV of France), although the two kingdoms would separate again later ~~in the~~ century due to Navarrese succession laws permitting female monarchs and succession through the female line, while France's did not.		==History==
			After the last native Basque dynasty ruling the kingdom died out in 1234, the Navarrese throne passed to various French noble families and sometimes the French and Spanish royal families. In the early 14th century, the Kingdom of Navarre was in a {{Wiki\|Personal union\|personal union}} with the Kingdom of France under King [[Philip IV of France\|Philip]] (I of Navarre and IV of France), although the two kingdoms would separate again later that century due to Navarrese succession laws permitting female monarchs and succession through the female line, while France's did not.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Kingdom of Navarre}}</ref>

	~~During~~ the ~~[[Renaissance]]~~, the kingdom was ruled jointly by {{Wiki\|Catherine of Navarre\|Queen Catherine}} and her husband [[John III of Navarre\|John III]], both of whom belonged to French noble families from neighbouring {{Wiki\|Gascony}}. In 1507, John sent his brother-in-law [[Cesare Borgia]] to [[Siege of Viana\|retake]] the [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilians]] aiding him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Viana]]</ref> The siege would end in a Navarrese defeat, with the [[assassination]] of Cesare by ~~[[Assassins\|Assassin]]~~ [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' – [[Pax Romana]]</ref>		By the early 16th century, the kingdom was ruled jointly by {{Wiki\|Catherine of Navarre\|Queen Catherine}} and her husband [[John III of Navarre\|John III]], both of whom belonged to French noble families from neighbouring {{Wiki\|Gascony}}. In 1507, John sent his brother-in-law [[Cesare Borgia]] to [[Siege of Viana\|retake]] the [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilians]] aiding him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Viana]]</ref> The siege would end in a Navarrese defeat, with the [[assassination]] of Cesare by [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' – [[Pax Romana]]</ref>

	In 1512, having remarried to one of Queen Catherine's cousins after [[Isabella I of Castile\|Isabella of Castille]]'s death and claimed the Navarrese throne in her right, [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] completed the conquest of the Spanish half of Navarre. After a failed counterattack on the traditional Navarrese capital {{Wiki\|Pamplona}} ~~in October~~, the legitimate Navarrese royal family were forced to permanently relocate to their holdings in southern Gascony.		In 1512, having remarried to one of Queen Catherine's cousins after [[Isabella I of Castile\|Isabella of Castille]]'s death and claimed the Navarrese throne in her right, [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] completed the conquest of the Spanish half of Navarre. After a failed counterattack on the traditional Navarrese capital of {{Wiki\|Pamplona}}, the legitimate Navarrese royal family were forced to permanently relocate to their holdings in southern Gascony.<ref name="Wiki"/>

	The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (II of Navarre and XIII of France).		The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (II of Navarre and XIII of France), although the Bourbons retained the title of King of Navarre until the [[French Revolution]]. Additionally, {{Wiki\|Lower Navarre}}, one of the few Basque areas still controlled by the rump kingdom, did retain a degree of autonomy even after 1620, including the continuation of traditional Navarrese institutions like the ''{{Wiki\|Fuero#Basque_and_Pyrenean_fueros\|fueros}}'', and saw itself as nationally separate from France. This came to an end when it was integrated into the Basses-Pyrénées departement in 1790, although in practice this was not fully enforced until the {{Wiki\|War of the Pyrenees}} a few years later.<ref name="Wiki"/>

			Ferdinand II's successors would also claim the Kingdom of Navarre until the Spanish half of Navarre's territory was formally absorbed into the Kingdom of Spain in 1841.<ref name="Wiki"/>

	~~Ferdinand II's successors would also claim the Kingdom of Navarre until the Spanish half of Navarre's territory and claim to Navarre itself was formally absorbed into the Kingdom of Spain in 1841.~~
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	[[File:~~Guard-navarre-~~ACB.png\|thumb\|250px\|~~A Navarrese soldier~~]]		[[File:ACB Crest Navarre.png\|thumb\|250px\|The crest of Navarre]]
	The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' (Basque: ''Nafarroa''; Spanish: ''Navarra'') was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, along the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] Coast between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].		The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' (Basque: ''Nafarroa''; Spanish: ''Navarra'') was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, along the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] Coast between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].

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	Ferdinand II's successors would also claim the Kingdom of Navarre until the Spanish half of Navarre's territory and claim to Navarre itself was formally absorbed into the Kingdom of Spain in 1841.		Ferdinand II's successors would also claim the Kingdom of Navarre until the Spanish half of Navarre's territory and claim to Navarre itself was formally absorbed into the Kingdom of Spain in 1841.
			==Gallery==
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			Guard-navarre-ACB.png\|A Navarrese soldier
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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' {{1st}}
			*[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (novel)\|''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' novel]]
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood of Venice]]''
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' {{Mdat}}

	==References==		==References==

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	During the [[Renaissance]], the kingdom was ruled jointly by {{Wiki\|Catherine of Navarre\|Queen Catherine}} and her husband [[John III of Navarre\|John III]], both of whom belonged to French noble families from neighbouring {{Wiki\|Gascony}}. In 1507, John sent his brother-in-law [[Cesare Borgia]] to [[Siege of Viana\|retake]] the [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilians]] aiding him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Viana]]</ref> The siege would end in a Navarrese defeat, with the [[assassination]] of Cesare by [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' – [[Pax Romana]]</ref>		During the [[Renaissance]], the kingdom was ruled jointly by {{Wiki\|Catherine of Navarre\|Queen Catherine}} and her husband [[John III of Navarre\|John III]], both of whom belonged to French noble families from neighbouring {{Wiki\|Gascony}}. In 1507, John sent his brother-in-law [[Cesare Borgia]] to [[Siege of Viana\|retake]] the [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilians]] aiding him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Viana]]</ref> The siege would end in a Navarrese defeat, with the [[assassination]] of Cesare by [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' – [[Pax Romana]]</ref>

	In 1512, having remarried to one of Queen Catherine's cousins after [[Isabella I of Castile\|Isabella of Castille]]'s death and claimed the Navarrese throne in her right, [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] completed the conquest of the Spanish half of Navarre. After a failed counterattack on the traditional Navarrese capital {{Wiki\|Pamplona}} in October, the legitimate Navarrese royal family were forced to permanently relocate to their holdings in ~~French~~ Gascony.		In 1512, having remarried to one of Queen Catherine's cousins after [[Isabella I of Castile\|Isabella of Castille]]'s death and claimed the Navarrese throne in her right, [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] completed the conquest of the Spanish half of Navarre. After a failed counterattack on the traditional Navarrese capital {{Wiki\|Pamplona}} in October, the legitimate Navarrese royal family were forced to permanently relocate to their holdings in southern Gascony.

	The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (II of Navarre and XIII of France).		The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (II of Navarre and XIII of France).

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	[[File:Guard-navarre-ACB.png\|thumb\|250px\|A Navarrese soldier]]		[[File:Guard-navarre-ACB.png\|thumb\|250px\|A Navarrese soldier]]
	The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, along the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] Coast between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].		The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' (Basque: ''Nafarroa''; Spanish: ''Navarra'') was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, along the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] Coast between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].

	After the last native Basque dynasty ruling the kingdom died out in 1234, the Navarrese throne passed to various French noble families and sometimes the French and Spanish royal families. In the early 14th century, the Kingdom of Navarre was in a {{Wiki\|Personal union\|personal union}} with the Kingdom of France under King [[Philip IV of France\|Philip]] (I of Navarre and IV of France), although the two kingdoms would separate again later in the century due to Navarrese succession laws permitting female monarchs and succession through the female line, while France's did not.		After the last native Basque dynasty ruling the kingdom died out in 1234, the Navarrese throne passed to various French noble families and sometimes the French and Spanish royal families. In the early 14th century, the Kingdom of Navarre was in a {{Wiki\|Personal union\|personal union}} with the Kingdom of France under King [[Philip IV of France\|Philip]] (I of Navarre and IV of France), although the two kingdoms would separate again later in the century due to Navarrese succession laws permitting female monarchs and succession through the female line, while France's did not.

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	The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, along the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] Coast between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].		The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, along the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] Coast between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].

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	[[File:Guard-navarre-ACB.png\|thumb\|250px\|A Navaresse soldier]]		[[File:Guard-navarre-ACB.png\|thumb\|250px\|A Navaresse soldier]]
	The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, ~~alongside~~ the [[Atlantic Ocean]] between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].		The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, along the [[Atlantic Ocean\|Atlantic]] Coast between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].

	After the last native Basque dynasty ruling the kingdom died out in 1234, the Navarrese throne passed to various French noble families and sometimes the French and Spanish royal families. In the early 14th century, the Kingdom of Navarre was in a {{Wiki\|Personal union\|personal union}} with the Kingdom of France under King [[Philip IV of France\|Philip]] (I of Navarre and IV of France), although the two kingdoms would separate again later in the century due to Navarrese succession laws permitting female monarchs and succession through the female line, while France's did not.		After the last native Basque dynasty ruling the kingdom died out in 1234, the Navarrese throne passed to various French noble families and sometimes the French and Spanish royal families. In the early 14th century, the Kingdom of Navarre was in a {{Wiki\|Personal union\|personal union}} with the Kingdom of France under King [[Philip IV of France\|Philip]] (I of Navarre and IV of France), although the two kingdoms would separate again later in the century due to Navarrese succession laws permitting female monarchs and succession through the female line, while France's did not.

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	The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (II of Navarre and XIII of France).		The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (II of Navarre and XIII of France).

	Ferdinand II's successors would also claim the Kingdom of Navarre until the Spanish half of Navarre's territory and ~~the Spanish~~ claim to Navarre itself was formally absorbed in the Kingdom of Spain in 1841.		Ferdinand II's successors would also claim the Kingdom of Navarre until the Spanish half of Navarre's territory and claim to Navarre itself was formally absorbed into the Kingdom of Spain in 1841.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, alongside the [[Atlantic Ocean]] between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].		The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, alongside the [[Atlantic Ocean]] between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].

	After the last native Basque dynasty ruling the kingdom died out in 1234, the Navarrese throne passed to various French noble families and sometimes the French and Spanish royal families. In the early 14th century, the Kingdom of Navarre was in a {{Wiki\|Personal union\|personal union}} with the Kingdom of France under King [[Philip IV of France]], although the two kingdoms would separate again later in the century due to Navarrese succession laws permitting female monarchs and succession through the female line, while France's did not.		After the last native Basque dynasty ruling the kingdom died out in 1234, the Navarrese throne passed to various French noble families and sometimes the French and Spanish royal families. In the early 14th century, the Kingdom of Navarre was in a {{Wiki\|Personal union\|personal union}} with the Kingdom of France under King [[Philip IV of France\|Philip]] (I of Navarre and IV of France), although the two kingdoms would separate again later in the century due to Navarrese succession laws permitting female monarchs and succession through the female line, while France's did not.

	During the [[Renaissance]], the kingdom was ruled jointly by {{Wiki\|Catherine of Navarre\|Queen Catherine}} and her husband [[John III of Navarre\|John III]], both of whom belonged to French noble families from neighbouring {{Wiki\|Gascony}}. In 1507, John sent his brother-in-law [[Cesare Borgia]] to [[Siege of Viana\|retake]] the [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilians]] aiding him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Viana]]</ref> The siege would end in a Navarrese defeat, with the [[assassination]] of Cesare by [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' – [[Pax Romana]]</ref>		During the [[Renaissance]], the kingdom was ruled jointly by {{Wiki\|Catherine of Navarre\|Queen Catherine}} and her husband [[John III of Navarre\|John III]], both of whom belonged to French noble families from neighbouring {{Wiki\|Gascony}}. In 1507, John sent his brother-in-law [[Cesare Borgia]] to [[Siege of Viana\|retake]] the [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilians]] aiding him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Viana]]</ref> The siege would end in a Navarrese defeat, with the [[assassination]] of Cesare by [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' – [[Pax Romana]]</ref>
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	In 1512, having remarried to one of Queen Catherine's cousins after [[Isabella I of Castile\|Isabella of Castille]]'s death and claimed the Navarrese throne in her right, [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] completed the conquest of the Spanish half of Navarre. After a failed counterattack on the traditional Navarrese capital {{Wiki\|Pamplona}} in October, the legitimate Navarrese royal family were forced to permanently relocate to their holdings in French Gascony.		In 1512, having remarried to one of Queen Catherine's cousins after [[Isabella I of Castile\|Isabella of Castille]]'s death and claimed the Navarrese throne in her right, [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] completed the conquest of the Spanish half of Navarre. After a failed counterattack on the traditional Navarrese capital {{Wiki\|Pamplona}} in October, the legitimate Navarrese royal family were forced to permanently relocate to their holdings in French Gascony.

	The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (XIII of France ~~and II of Navarre~~).		The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (II of Navarre and XIII of France).

	Ferdinand II's successors would also claim the Kingdom of Navarre until the Spanish half of Navarre's territory and the Spanish claim to Navarre itself was formally absorbed in the Kingdom of Spain in 1841.		Ferdinand II's successors would also claim the Kingdom of Navarre until the Spanish half of Navarre's territory and the Spanish claim to Navarre itself was formally absorbed in the Kingdom of Spain in 1841.

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	In 1512, having remarried to one of Queen Catherine's cousins after [[Isabella I of Castile\|Isabella of Castille]]'s death and claimed the Navarrese throne in her right, [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] completed the conquest of the Spanish half of Navarre. After a failed counterattack on the traditional Navarrese capital {{Wiki\|Pamplona}} in October, the legitimate Navarrese royal family were forced to permanently relocate to their holdings in French Gascony.		In 1512, having remarried to one of Queen Catherine's cousins after [[Isabella I of Castile\|Isabella of Castille]]'s death and claimed the Navarrese throne in her right, [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] completed the conquest of the Spanish half of Navarre. After a failed counterattack on the traditional Navarrese capital {{Wiki\|Pamplona}} in October, the legitimate Navarrese royal family were forced to permanently relocate to their holdings in French Gascony.

	The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were ~~finally~~ formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (XIII of France and ~~III~~ of Navarre).		The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (XIII of France and II of Navarre).

	Ferdinand II's successors would also claim the Kingdom of Navarre until the Spanish half of Navarre's territory and so the Spanish claim to Navarre itself was formally absorbed in the Kingdom of Spain in 1841.		Ferdinand II's successors would also claim the Kingdom of Navarre until the Spanish half of Navarre's territory and the Spanish claim to Navarre itself was formally absorbed in the Kingdom of Spain in 1841.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	During the [[Renaissance]], the kingdom was ruled jointly by {{Wiki\|Catherine of Navarre\|Queen Catherine}} and her husband [[John III of Navarre\|John III]], both of whom belonged to French noble families from neighbouring {{Wiki\|Gascony}}. In 1507, John sent his brother-in-law [[Cesare Borgia]] to [[Siege of Viana\|retake]] the [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilians]] aiding him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Viana]]</ref> The siege would end in a Navarrese defeat, with the [[assassination]] of Cesare by [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' – [[Pax Romana]]</ref>		During the [[Renaissance]], the kingdom was ruled jointly by {{Wiki\|Catherine of Navarre\|Queen Catherine}} and her husband [[John III of Navarre\|John III]], both of whom belonged to French noble families from neighbouring {{Wiki\|Gascony}}. In 1507, John sent his brother-in-law [[Cesare Borgia]] to [[Siege of Viana\|retake]] the [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilians]] aiding him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Viana]]</ref> The siege would end in a Navarrese defeat, with the [[assassination]] of Cesare by [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' – [[Pax Romana]]</ref>

	In 1512, having remarried to one of Queen Catherine's cousins after [[Isabella I of Castile\|Isabella of Castille]]'s death and claimed the Navarrese throne in her right, [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] completed the conquest of the Spanish half of Navarre. After a failed counterattack on the traditional Navarrese capital {{Wiki\|Pamplona}} in October, the legitimate Navarrese royal family were forced to permanently relocate to their holdings in ~~French~~ Gascony.		In 1512, having remarried to one of Queen Catherine's cousins after [[Isabella I of Castile\|Isabella of Castille]]'s death and claimed the Navarrese throne in her right, [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] completed the conquest of the Spanish half of Navarre. After a failed counterattack on the traditional Navarrese capital {{Wiki\|Pamplona}} in October, the legitimate Navarrese royal family were forced to permanently relocate to their holdings in southern Gascony.

	The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (II of Navarre and XIII of France).		The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (II of Navarre and XIII of France).

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	The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, alongside the [[Atlantic Ocean]] between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].		The '''Kingdom of Navarre''' was a {{Wiki\|Basques\|Basque}} kingdom that occupied lands on either side of the western Pyrenees, alongside the [[Atlantic Ocean]] between present-day [[Spain]] and [[France]].

	After the last native Basque dynasty ruling the kingdom died out in 1234, the Navarrese throne passed to various French noble families and sometimes the French and Spanish royal families. In the early 14th century, the Kingdom of Navarre was in a {{Wiki\|Personal union\|personal union}} with the Kingdom of France under King [[Philip IV of France]], although the two kingdoms would separate again later in the century due to Navarrese succession laws permitting female monarchs and succession through the female line, while France's did not.		After the last native Basque dynasty ruling the kingdom died out in 1234, the Navarrese throne passed to various French noble families and sometimes the French and Spanish royal families. In the early 14th century, the Kingdom of Navarre was in a {{Wiki\|Personal union\|personal union}} with the Kingdom of France under King [[Philip IV of France\|Philip]] (I of Navarre and IV of France), although the two kingdoms would separate again later in the century due to Navarrese succession laws permitting female monarchs and succession through the female line, while France's did not.

	During the [[Renaissance]], the kingdom was ruled jointly by {{Wiki\|Catherine of Navarre\|Queen Catherine}} and her husband [[John III of Navarre\|John III]], both of whom belonged to French noble families from neighbouring {{Wiki\|Gascony}}. In 1507, John sent his brother-in-law [[Cesare Borgia]] to [[Siege of Viana\|retake]] the [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilians]] aiding him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Viana]]</ref> The siege would end in a Navarrese defeat, with the [[assassination]] of Cesare by [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' – [[Pax Romana]]</ref>		During the [[Renaissance]], the kingdom was ruled jointly by {{Wiki\|Catherine of Navarre\|Queen Catherine}} and her husband [[John III of Navarre\|John III]], both of whom belonged to French noble families from neighbouring {{Wiki\|Gascony}}. In 1507, John sent his brother-in-law [[Cesare Borgia]] to [[Siege of Viana\|retake]] the [[Viana Castle]] from the [[Louis de Beaumont\|Count of Lerin]] and the [[Kingdom of Castile\|Castilians]] aiding him.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Viana]]</ref> The siege would end in a Navarrese defeat, with the [[assassination]] of Cesare by [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze\|Ezio Auditore]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood'' – [[Pax Romana]]</ref>
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	In 1512, having remarried to one of Queen Catherine's cousins after [[Isabella I of Castile\|Isabella of Castille]]'s death and claimed the Navarrese throne in her right, [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] completed the conquest of the Spanish half of Navarre. After a failed counterattack on the traditional Navarrese capital {{Wiki\|Pamplona}} in October, the legitimate Navarrese royal family were forced to permanently relocate to their holdings in French Gascony.		In 1512, having remarried to one of Queen Catherine's cousins after [[Isabella I of Castile\|Isabella of Castille]]'s death and claimed the Navarrese throne in her right, [[Ferdinand II of Aragon]] completed the conquest of the Spanish half of Navarre. After a failed counterattack on the traditional Navarrese capital {{Wiki\|Pamplona}} in October, the legitimate Navarrese royal family were forced to permanently relocate to their holdings in French Gascony.

	The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (XIII of France ~~and II of Navarre~~).		The rump Gascon Kingdom of Navarre was inherited by the [[House of Bourbon]] under King [[Henry IV of France\|Henry III]] in 1572. He would also inherit the French throne as Henry IV in 1589, uniting the two thrones for the final time before Navarre's remnants were formally integrated into the Kingdom of France in 1620 under Henry's son [[Louis XIII of France\|Louis]] (II of Navarre and XIII of France).

	Ferdinand II's successors would also claim the Kingdom of Navarre until the Spanish half of Navarre's territory and the Spanish claim to Navarre itself was formally absorbed in the Kingdom of Spain in 1841.		Ferdinand II's successors would also claim the Kingdom of Navarre until the Spanish half of Navarre's territory and the Spanish claim to Navarre itself was formally absorbed in the Kingdom of Spain in 1841.