Royal tombs of the monastery of Poblet

The royal tombs of the Poblet monastery, built in the 14th century and located in the crossing of the monastery church, constituted the most important and rich funerary sculptural group of all those created in Gothic Catalonia. The ensemble became known as the Royal Chapel, a pantheon of kings created at the initiative of Peter IV the Ceremonious, in an ingenious and original architectural display that came to house, above the arcades, six tombs of the kings of the Crown of Aragon accompanied by six of their wives. Additionally, outside the arcades are the tombs of two more kings, as well as those of other princes and royal individuals.[1]​

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