Theobald I of Navarre
He inherited Navarre through his mother Blanche, linking the kingdom to the comital House of Champagne. He was also a distinguished poet in the French trouvère tradition.
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Key details
Birth: 30 May 1201 Documented
Death: 7 July 1253 Documented
Role: King of Navarre · Count of Champagne
Other recorded names: Theobald the Troubadour
Dynasty: Champagne · ES
Territories: Navarre (ES) · Champagne (ES)
Recorded relationships
Their titles over time
Follow the changing territories and offices of Theobald I of Navarre. Each title retains its own status.
Governments in 1234
- ChampagneCount
View titles and jurisdictions
- Champagne · ESCount · Effective rule1201–1253
- NavarreKing
View titles and jurisdictions
- Navarre · ESKing · Effective rule1234–1253
Annual dates: overlap within one year does not prove that two offices were held on the same day. Regencies and co-rulerships retain their labels.
Sources for this profile
- Deutsche Nationalbibliothek · GND authority record · Thibaut I., Navarra, König
- Real Academia de la Historia · Diccionario Biográfico español
- Encyclopaedia Britannica
Biographical and contextual references in their original language. Sources and methodology.
Evidence for this profile
8 recorded claims · 5 without a claim-specific source. Context references do not by themselves verify every fact.
Dates (2/2 with a precise source)
- BirthDocumented
30 May 1201
The authority record gives the birth as 1201-05-30. - DeathDocumented
7 July 1253
The authority record gives the death as 1253-07-07.
Family and relationships (0/4 with a precise source)
- FatherPending review
Theobald III of Champagne
A precise source has not yet been added. - MotherPending review
Blanche of Navarre
A precise source has not yet been added. - Marriage or partnershipPending review
Agnes of Beaujeu
A precise source has not yet been added. - Marriage or partnershipPending review
Margaret of Bourbon
A precise source has not yet been added.
Governments (1/2 with a precise source)
- GovernmentPending review
Count · Champagne · 1201–1253
A precise source has not yet been added.
Biographical and contextual references (3)
Editorial history
- 2026-10-12 · Claim registry added; existing historical data kept. Specific sourcing remains to be reviewed.
- 2026-10-08 · Claim registry added; existing historical data kept. Specific sourcing remains to be reviewed.
- 2026-10-04 · Claim registry added; existing historical data kept. Specific sourcing remains to be reviewed.
- 2026-10-04 · Claim registry added; existing historical data kept. Specific sourcing remains to be reviewed.
- 2026-10-03 · Claim registry added; existing historical data kept. Specific sourcing remains to be reviewed.
- 2026-09-30 · The duchy is limited to Dijon and Autun; each other fief now enters the map only under its dated ruler. John III of Namur and the Nevers/Rethel branch were added. The previous shape combined later counties and unrelated lands as if all belonged to the duchy from 1363.
- 2026-09-28 · Claim registry added; existing historical data kept. Specific sourcing remains to be reviewed.
More paths from Theobald I of Navarre
Family
Theobald III of Champagne · ESCount1179 – 1201Blanche of Navarre · ESConsort / Regent1177 – 1229Agnes of Beaujeu · ESConsort1200 – 1231Margaret of Bourbon · ESConsort1211 – 1256Beatrice of Champagne · ESConsort1242 – 1295Blanche of Champagne · ESConsort1226 – 1283Same dynasty
Alice of Champagne · ESPrincess / Regentc. 1196 – 1246Henry II of Champagne · ESCount / King consort1166 – 1197Joan I of NavarreQueen regnant of Navarre · Countess of Champagne1273 – 1305In their lifetime
Blanche of Artois · ESConsort1248 – 1302Sancho VII of Navarre“the Strong”King of Navarre1154 – 1234Berengaria of Navarre · ESQueen consort of Englandc. 1165 – 1230Isabella of France · ESConsort1241 – 1271
Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor · ESEmperor1194 – 1250
James I of Aragon“the Conqueror”King of Aragon, Majorca and Valencia1208 – 1276