County and Kingdom of Navarre during the Reconquest (824–1234)

1. Basque-Banu Qasi victory at Roncevaux Pass

   Jan 1, 824Labels: Banu Qasi, Roncevaux Pass

   • Roncevaux 824
   • Navarre

2. Íñigo Arista established as ruler in Pamplona

   Jan 1, 824Labels: igo Arista, Pamplona

   • Navarre
   • Pamplona

3. Sancho I began Jiménez dynasty rule

   Jan 1, 905Labels: Sancho I, Jim nez

   • Sancho I

4. Pamplona and León defeated at Valdejunquera

   Jul 26, 920Labels: Abd al-Rahman, Valdejunquera

   • Valdejunquera

5. Sancho II ruled Pamplona and held Aragon

   Jan 1, 970Labels: Sancho II, Aragon

   • Sancho II
   • Garc a I

6. Sancho III built Pamplona’s peak influence

   Jan 1, 1000Labels: Sancho III, Pamplona

   • Britannica
   • Sancho III

7. Death of Sancho III led to dynastic fragmentation

   Oct 18, 1035Labels: Sancho III, Dynastic fragmentation

   • Sancho III
   • Britannica

8. García Sánchez III killed at Atapuerca

   Sep 1, 1054Labels: Garc a, Atapuerca

   • Atapuerca

9. Assassination of Sancho IV triggered crisis

   Jan 1, 1076Labels: Sancho IV, Pe al

   • Britannica

10. Alfonso I ruled Aragon and Navarre in union

    Jan 1, 1104Labels: Alfonso I, Aragon-Navarre union

    • Britannica

11. Navarre restored independence under García Ramírez

    Jan 1, 1134Labels: Garc a, Navarre restoration

    • Britannica
    • Garc a Ram

12. Sancho VI adopted the title “King of Navarre”

    Oct 1, 1162Labels: Sancho VI, King of

    • Sancho VI
    • Sancho VI de

13. Castile seized Álava and Gipuzkoa from Navarre

    Jan 1, 1200Labels: Castile, lava

    • Britannica
    • UNAV

14. Navarre joined victory at Las Navas de Tolosa

    Jul 16, 1212Labels: Las Navas, Navarre

    • Britannica
    • Las Navas

15. Death of Sancho VII ended native royal line

    Apr 7, 1234Labels: Sancho VII, Theobald I

    • Britannica