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Jimena of Asturias (died 912), also known as Jimena of Pamplona was queen consort of Asturias from 869 to 910. ^[1]

She was married to Alfonso III of Asturias. She originally came from Pamplona.

Her children included García I of León, Ordoño II of León and Fruela II of Asturias.

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