García Ramírez of Navarre

García Ramírez, called the Restorer (c. 1112–1150), was lord of Monzón, son of Ramiro Sánchez and Cristina, El Cid's daughter. When Alfonso the Battler died childless in 1134, the Navarrese chose García as their king, restoring the kingdom's independence after fifty-eight years of union with Aragon.

The Aragonese nobles chose Alfonso's brother Ramiro instead. By the 1135 Pact of Vadoluengo García became the adoptive ‘son’ of Ramiro II, and he then did homage to Alfonso VII, gaining recognition of his kingship and Zaragoza as a fief.

He fought beside Alfonso at the capture of Almería in 1147. He died near Estella on 21 November 1150, and was succeeded by Sancho VI.