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Blanche of Navarre

queen of Navarre
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    • Charles III

      …except his daughter and successor Blanche of Navarre.

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      …except his daughter and successor Blanche of Navarre.

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  • Martin

    …kingdom, with his second wife, Blanche of Navarre, as regent, to his father, who thus became Martin II.

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    …kingdom, with his second wife, Blanche of Navarre, as regent, to his father, who thus became Martin II.

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  • Carlos de Aragon, prince de Viana

    …John II of Aragon and Blanche, daughter of Charles III of Navarre, who succeeded her father in 1425, Carlos was accepted as heir apparent by the Navarrese Cortes. On Blanche’s death (1441) her testament was found to direct Carlos not to use the royal titles without his father’s consent. John,…

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    …John II of Aragon and Blanche, daughter of Charles III of Navarre, who succeeded her father in 1425, Carlos was accepted as heir apparent by the Navarrese Cortes. On Blanche’s death (1441) her testament was found to direct Carlos not to use the royal titles without his father’s consent. John,…

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