Lehet

The Lehet, also written Leet, d'Alet or Delet, were a magnate lineage of the Kingdom of Navarre, seated around Pamplona. Its first well-documented member, Corberan de Lehet, joined the Catalan Grand Company of Roger de Flor.

He reached Constantinople in 1303 as the company's seneschal and commanded its infantry against the Ottoman Turks in Anatolia. In 1304 he was killed by an arrow at the battle of Tira after taking off his helmet during the pursuit.

His kinsman Juan Corbarán de Lehet became royal standard-bearer of Navarre. After the death of Charles the Fair in 1328 ended the personal union with France and opened a succession crisis, the Navarrese Cortes named him a regent from February 1329 until Queen Joan II and King Philip III took power. He died in 1355.