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Roger De Hoveden The Annals vol.1., From A.D. 732 To A.D. 1180.

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Roger De Hoveden
The Annals vol.1., From A.D. 732 To A.D. 1180.
page 458



A.D. 1177. THE CLAni OP THE KINO OF NAVARRE. 447 Icy of Oliocastro, Cingovilas, Monte Negro, and Sierra Alba, as far as Agreda. To all the above he lays claim, and whatever places lie within these districts on the side of Navarre, and he lays claim to the entire revenues of this district, from the period of the death of king Sancho at Penafiel. All the above, as belonging to his kingdom, Garsias, king of Navarre and Nagara, great-great grandfather of the said kiug Saneho, held and enjoyed in peace and quietness ; and his great grandfather was expelled by violence from his kingdom, on account of his imbecility, by Alphonso, king of Castille, his kinsman. However, in process of time, king Garsias, of famous memory, his grandson, and father of the present king, by the Divine will, and with the aid of the fealty of those of whom he was the natural lord, recovered his kingdom, although not the entirety thereof, and the remaining portion is the same that is now claimed by his son Sancho, king of Navarre. In addition to this, he makes claim of the following places, which the emperor took from his father, king Garsias, by violence, namely ; Naga, a castle of the Christians and Jews, Gramon, Paneorvo, Belforest, the monastery of Cereso, Celorigo, Bilboa, Medria, Vegueta, Claver, Yerbea, and Lantaron. These same he makes claim of, and demands restitution thereof, because his father, king Garsias, possessed them by hereditary right, and the emperor took them from him. Also, as to Belforest, he makes this complaint, that the emperor restored the same to king Garsias, his father, and after his death, the said emperor took it away from Sancho, the present king of Navarre, who then held and enjoyed it. in peace, as being his own by hereditary right. He also demands restitution to him by Alphonso, king of Castille, of certain castles that have been very recently taken from him, together with aB the revenues received therefrom, and whatever he would have enjoyed if he had not been expelled therefrom. The names of these castles are as foBow : Kel, Ocon, Parnugos, Gramon, Cereso, Valorcanas, Trepeana, MiBer, Amihugo, Haiaga, Miranda, Santa Agathea, Salinas, Portela, Malversin, Legiun, and the fortress held by Godin. And to these he lays claim on the grounds that he held and enjoyed the same as his own, and was, without any judicial formalities, expelled therefrom, and his complaint ought therefore to have the precedence, inasmuch as the same was the last act of


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