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{{Wikipedia}}'''John III of Navarre''' (1469 - 14 June 1516) was the King of Navarre, [[Spain]] during the [[Renaissance]]. He was also the brother-in-law of [[Cesare Borgia]], who married his sister, Charlotte of Albret. He became King of Navarre by marriage to Queen Catherine, and also commanded a army of over 10,000 men. | |||
In 1506 when Cesare Borgia escaped the Castle of La Mota after being imprisoned there since 1504, he seeked help from King John, who allowed Cesare to serve him for his experiance in the military. In 1507 John ordered Cesare to lead 10,000 of his men to the town of [[Viana]] to take back the [[Viana Castle]] from the Count of Lerin. But his brother-in-law died against the siege of the Castle by the hand of the [[Assassin]] [[Ezio Auditore]]. | |||
It is unknown if King John is associated with the [[Templars]], or if he is even aware of Cesare being a member of the Order. | |||
It is unknown if King John is | |||
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John III of Navarre (1469 - 14 June 1516) was the King of Navarre, Spain during the Renaissance. He was also the brother-in-law of Cesare Borgia, who married his sister, Charlotte of Albret. He became King of Navarre by marriage to Queen Catherine, and also commanded a army of over 10,000 men.
In 1506 when Cesare Borgia escaped the Castle of La Mota after being imprisoned there since 1504, he seeked help from King John, who allowed Cesare to serve him for his experiance in the military. In 1507 John ordered Cesare to lead 10,000 of his men to the town of Viana to take back the Viana Castle from the Count of Lerin. But his brother-in-law died against the siege of the Castle by the hand of the Assassin Ezio Auditore.
It is unknown if King John is associated with the Templars, or if he is even aware of Cesare being a member of the Order.