Margaret of Navarre

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Margaret of Navarre was a 12th-century queen consort and later regent of Sicily, noted for her political influence during the minority of her son William II.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
noblewoman
queen consort
regent
child Constance of Sicily
Henry, Prince of Capua
linked to: Henry of Capua

Roger IV, Duke of Apulia
William II of Sicily
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Sicily
dateOfBirth c. 1135
dateOfDeath 12 August 1183
endTime as queen consort: 1166
as regent: c. 1171
era 12th century
father García Ramírez of Navarre
floruit 12th century
givenName Margaret
hasRole guardian of a minor king
political leader
royal consort
languageUsed Latin
memberOf House of Jiménez
monarch William I of Sicily
mother Margaret of L’Aigle
nobleFamily House of Jiménez
notableFor governing the Kingdom of Sicily as regent
political influence during the minority of William II of Sicily
partOf Norman Kingdom of Sicily
linked to: Kingdom of Sicily
placeOfBirth Kingdom of Navarre
placeOfDeath Kingdom of Sicily
Palermo
positionHeld Queen consort of Sicily
Regent of Sicily
regentFor William II of Sicily
relative Constance, Queen of Sicily
linked to: Constance of Sicily
religion Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
residence Kingdom of Sicily
Palermo
sexOrGender female
sibling Blanca of Navarre
Sancho VI of Navarre
spouse William I of Sicily
startTime as queen consort: 1154
as regent: 1166
title Queen of Sicily
Regent of Sicily

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William I of Sicily spouse Margaret of Navarre
William II of Sicily mother Margaret of Navarre
William the Bad spouse Margaret of Navarre
William I of Sicily spouse Margaret of Navarre
subject linked to: Il Malo
Henry of Capua mother Margaret of Navarre
Queen consort of Sicily hasNotableHolder Margaret of Navarre, Queen of Sicily
linked to: Margaret of Navarre
William the Good mother Margaret of Navarre