 Ferdinand arranged to present the invasion as a mere dynastic change, attempting to conceal the fact of the military takeover.Despite Navarre being considered an "earned good" for the free disposition of Ferdinand, the "pactum subjections" was applied—taking an oath to respect the Navarrese law and identity.Navarre was no Granada, which was considered not only a legitimate conquest by Roman Catholic standards but a "reconquest" of the Visigoth Kingdom.