Blanche I of Navarre
1387–1441
- Born
- 14 Jul 1387, Kingdom of Castile
- Country of birth
- Spanish Empire, today Spain
- Died
- 10 Apr 1441, Santa María la Real de Nieva
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- 14
- sources
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Facts and their sources
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- Birth14 Jul 1387, Kingdom of CastileProbable1 source
- Eventcoronation, 1402Confirmed1 competing claim1 source
- Titleroyal Consort of Aragon, 1420–1441Confirmed1 competing claim1 source
- TitleSovereign of Navarre, 1425–1441Confirmed1 competing claim1 source
- Eventcoronation, 1429Confirmed1 competing claim1 source
- Death10 Apr 1441, Santa María la Real de NievaProbable1 source
- ParentEleanor of Castile, Queen of NavarreConfirmed1 source
- ParentCharles III of NavarreConfirmed1 source
- UnionJohn II of AragonConfirmed1 source
- UnionMartin I of SicilyConfirmed1 source
A life in time
Born · Kingdom of Castile
Birth, Kingdom of Castile
Event · coronation
Event
Child born: Martin of Aragon, Heir of Sicily
Birth, Catania
Event · royal Consort of Aragon
Event
Child born: Charles, Prince of Viana
Birth, Peñafiel
Child born: Blanche II of Navarre
Birth, Olite/Erriberri
Event · Sovereign of Navarre
Event
Child born: Leonor I of Navarre
Birth, Olite/Erriberri
Event · coronation
Event
Died · Santa María la Real de Nieva
Death, Santa María la Real de Nieva
What was it like?
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Blanche was royal Consort of Aragon from 1420 to 1441.
Blanche I was Queen of Navarre from the death of her father, King Charles III, in 1425 until her own death. She had been Queen of Sicily from 1402 to 1409 by marriage to King Martin I, serving as regent of Sicily from 1404 to 1405 and from 1408 to 1415.
Titles held
- royal Consort of Aragon1420–1441
- Sovereign of Navarre1425–1441
In their life
- coronation1402
- coronation1429
Family
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