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The 18 pages that link to Kingdom of Navarre, each with the reason it gives.

• Crown of AragonCompared with: Its separate political history distinguishes it from the Crown’s constituent realms.

• Henry IV of FranceRelated: Henry's Navarrese inheritance supplied his royal title and a base during the succession crisis.

• Francis XavierNarrower topic: Xavier was born in Navarre, amid conflict that shaped his family’s fortunes.

• Basque CountryRelated: Its changing borders helped shape political divisions across Basque lands.

• CastileCompared with: Navarre remained a separate kingdom beside Castile despite close political entanglements.

• Charles IV of FranceRelated: Charles inherited Navarre separately, and the kingdom passed to Joan II after his death.

• County of CastileCompared with: Pamplona’s rulers gained influence over Castile when its hereditary county line failed.

• NavarreNarrower topic: The present community occupies the southern core of this historic kingdom.

• Charles II of NavarreNarrower topic: It was Charles’s hereditary kingdom and the base of his power.

• Louis X of FranceRelated: Joan inherited Navarre despite being excluded from the French throne.

• Philip III of FranceRelated: Philip's son inherited Navarre through his marriage to Joan I.

• Sancho III of PamplonaRelated: The kingdom’s later name reflects the political evolution of Sancho’s realm.

• Sancho VI of NavarreNarrower topic: Sancho’s policies aimed to preserve this kingdom as a distinct political power.

• Fernán GonzálezRelated: Its rulers and alliances shaped the regional politics surrounding Fernán González.

• Ordoño II of LeónRelated: Its alliance with León helped coordinate resistance to Córdoba.

• Ramiro II of LeónRelated: Its rulers provided a neighboring ally in campaigns against Córdoba.

• Sancho VII of NavarreNarrower topic: Sancho’s reign was shaped by the kingdom’s survival between larger neighbors.

• Charles III of NavarreNarrower topic: Its institutions and borders formed the realm Charles governed.