Fortún Garcés of Pamplona

Fortún Garcés, called the One-Eyed (died 922), was the last king of Pamplona of the Arista dynasty, ruling from 882 until 905. Captured at Milagro by Emir Muhammad I of Córdoba in 860, he spent twenty years in Córdoba.

He was allowed home after his father fell at Aibar. He then pursued a policy friendly to the Banu Qasi clan that angered the Pamplonese nobility.

In 905 the nobles replaced him with Sancho Garcés, supported by Alfonso III of Asturias and the counts of Aragon. Fortún withdrew to the monastery of Leyre, where he died in 922.