Jeanne II of Navarre was a queen who ruled from 1349 until her death in 1373. She was born in 1311 and was the daughter of Louis I of Navarre and Margaret of France. Jeanne became queen after her brother's death, and her reign was marked by political challenges, including conflicts with neighboring territories. Jeanne II was married to Philip of Evreux, which strengthened ties between Navarre and France. Despite her efforts to maintain her kingdom's independence, she faced difficulties due to the ongoing Hundred Years' War. Her legacy includes her role in the complex history of Navarre and its relationship with France.