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Ramón de Castellazuelo

d. 1216

Spanish archbishop

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About Ramón de Castellazuelo

Ramón de Castellazuelo was a Spanish latin Catholic priest.

Ramón de Castellazuelo was a Bishop of Zaragoza between 1185 and 1216 AD.

As Bishop, he continued construction on the Cathedral of Zaragoza which his predecessor Pedro Tarroja had begun. The project maintained the old mosque, converted into a church, but added it to a head, five apses and a doorway flanked by two square towers.

He accompanied King Pedro III of Aragon in the campaign against Rincón de Ademuz in 1212, participating in the Siege of Al-Dāmūs and Castellfabib.

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Important facts

Died
1216
Nationality
Positions held
Roman Catholic Bishop of Zaragoza

Frequently asked questions

Who was Ramón de Castellazuelo?

Spanish archbishop

When did Ramón de Castellazuelo die?

Ramón de Castellazuelo died in 1216.

What was Ramón de Castellazuelo's occupation?

Ramón de Castellazuelo was a latin Catholic priest.

What nationality was Ramón de Castellazuelo?

Ramón de Castellazuelo was Spanish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Ramón de Castellazuelo

· Wikidata: Q17496231

· DBpedia: Ramón de Castellazuelo

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