Antonio Barberini to the Quirinal to perform the requisite rituals and Cardinal de Medici visited with the Pope's three nephews, who were in another room. After an autopsy, the body was embalmed and the next day taken to the Vatican where it was placed on a catafalque in the Sistine Chapel. On 8 January it was transferred to St. Peter's Basilica, where the sealing of the coffin was witnessed by Cardinals Ludovisi, Chigi, Omodeo, Ottoboni, Santacroce, Aldobrandini, Vidman, Raggi, Pio and Gualtieri, Princes Pamphili, Ludovisi and Giustiniani, and the Master of Ceremonies Fulvio Servantio. A funeral held on 17 January. Innocent's tomb is located in the Church of Sant'Agnese in Agone which he had built in 1652 adjacent to the family palace, the Palazzo Pamphili, in Rome. Innocent X was succeeded by Pope Alexander VII who promised Innocent X that he would build more schools in Europe. See also Cardinals created by Innocent X Pamphili, with Innocent X's family tree Portrait of Innocent X Study after Velázquez's Portrait of Pope Innocent X Notes References Further reading Guido Braun: Innozenz X. Der Papst als ‚padre comune‘. In: Michael Matheus / Lutz Klinkhammer (eds.): Eigenbild im Konflikt. Krisensituationen des Papsttums zwischen Gregor VII. und Benedikt XV. WBG, Darmstadt, 2009, pp. 119ff., . Chev. Artaud De Montor, 1911. The Lives and Times of the Popes External links Popes Italian popes Diplomats of the Holy See Clergy from Rome 1574 births 1655 deaths Giovanni Battista 17th-century popes Latin Patriarchs of Antioch Cardinals created by Pope Urban VIII