Sancho I of Pamplona
Sancho I Garcés (c. 875–925), son of García Jiménez, was the first Jiménez king of Pamplona. He seized power backed by Alfonso III of Asturias, replacing Fortún Garcés in 905.
In 907 he killed his former ally Lubb ibn Muhammad, then crushed the Banu Qasi and annexed the County of Aragon. With Ordoño II of León he took Calahorra in 918, and founded the abbey of San Martín de Albelda in 924. He died by the Ebro on 10 December 925, leaving a young son García; his brother Jimeno Garcés succeeded him.