 Catherine and John III were labelled as schismatic and therefore unworthy holders of the royal title, excommunicating them and confiscating their properties.The members of the Parliament of Navarre attending the session held in Pamplona on 13–24March 1513 accepted Ferdinand II as king.Despite the papal support to his actions, Ferdinand—and his successors— was haunted by allegations of tyranny and usurpation, and these concerns were to leave an imprint in the status of Navarre after the invasion.