House of Évreux

The House of Évreux was a noble family in medieval France, part of the larger Capetian dynasty. It originated in the 14th century, when the Capetian kings expanded their influence by marrying into various noble families. The Évreux family produced several important figures, including kings of Navarre. They were significant for their roles in politics and warfare during a tumultuous period, marked by the Hundred Years' War. Their lineage exemplifies the interconnectedness of European royal families and the way noble alliances shaped history. The House of Évreux represents both local power and the broader dynastic struggles of the time.