Eleanor of Aragon, Queen of Cyprus

Eleanor of Aragon (1333–1417), daughter of Peter, count of Ribagorza, and Joan of Foix, was queen of Cyprus through her marriage in 1353 to Peter I. She held the regency in 1366 during his campaign against Alexandria.

After Peter I was murdered in 1369, she ruled as regent for her son Peter II, called in the Genoese to avenge him and arranged the killing of John in 1374. She later returned to Catalonia as lady of Valls and died at Falset.