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摘要
The history of the royal burial places of the Kingdom of Le車n culminates in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. It is possible to consider that in this cathedral, before occupying the chapel of Santa Catalina, the royal tombs had been kept elsewhere, perhaps in a place with specifi c burial purpose. The morphology of the burial places of the kings of Le車n was not homogeneous throughout three centuries. My aim is to discuss whether or not the notion of continuity was observed in the royal cemeteries as a whole, or if this continuity is the result of the views of chroniclers and historians. En la catedral de Santiago de Compostela culmina la historia de los panteones del reino de Le車n. Es plausible considerar que antes de ocupar la capilla de Santa Catalina, las tumbas regias se reservaron en otro lugar, quiz芍 alguno con vocaci車n cementerial. La morfolog赤a de los panteones leoneses no fue homog谷nea a lo largo de tres siglos. Planteo si el conjunto de cementerios observ車 o no una continuidad o si esta idea responde a la visi車n de cronistas e historiadores.
