Philip III of Navarre

King of Navarre, Treaty of Paris

Philip III of Navarre - Leaders & Politicians born 1306
Born

1306
720 years ago

Died
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Leaders & Politicians

Country

Spain

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Ruled as King of Navarre from 1270 until death in 1343. His reign is marked by political challenges and conflicts with neighboring regions. Played a key role in the Treaty of Paris in 1259, which helped define the borders of Navarre. The kingdom navigated complex relationships with France and Castile during this period, focusing on consolidating power and defending territorial interests.

Signed the Treaty of Paris in 1259

Strengthened the kingdom of Navarre

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