16th-century tomb in the Chapel of the Kings. Theresa, Countess and Queen of Portugal (1080-1130): Theresa of León was married to Count Henry in 1094. Her 16th-century tomb is also located in the Chapel of the Kings. Antipope Gregory VIII (died 1137): Maurice Bourdin (Maurício Burdino) was the second Archbishop of Braga. Of French origin, helped organise the diocese. He was involved in a dispute between Germanic Emperor Henry V and the Pope Gelasius II, and was elected Antipope as Gregory VIII by the Emperor's followers, he was later imprisoned by Pope Calixtus II and died in an Italian convent. Pope John XXI (c.1215-1277): Born in Lisbon as Pedro Julião, was Archbishop of Braga in the 13th century. Elected Pope in 1276. Archbishop D. Diogo de Sousa (c.1461-1532): Archbishop of Braga between 1505 and 1532, modernised both the city and the cathedral. Buried in the Chapel of Piety. Saint Ovidius (martyred 135 A.D.): third Bishop of Braga, buried in the cathedral. Crown Prince D. Afonso (1390-1400): Presumed heir to the throne of Portugal, son of John I and Philippa of Lancaster. Died in Braga and was buried in a mausoleum in Braga Cathedral, inside the central church, on the right from the main portal. Archbishop D. Paio Mendes (?-1137): was the Archbishop of Braga from 1118 until his death. He was an adherent of the cause of Afonso Henriques, Count of Portugal. Archbishop D. Lourenço Vicente (?-1398): was an archbishop of Braga and defender of John I, participated in the Battle of Aljubarrota, where he was given a scar in his face, and in the retaking of Guimarães. He is buried in the Chapel of the Kings, where his naturally mummified body is displayed. Chronology 11th century- Construction of an episcopal church under the initiative of Bishop D. Pedro (1070-1091), on the remains of a large Roman building and another from the High Middle Ages; 1089- Sacrifice of the same by Bernardo de Sedirac, archbishop of Toledo; 1096/1108- construction of the Chapel of S. Geraldo; 1118/1137- beginning of the reconstruction of the Cathedral under the initiative of Archbishop D. Paio Mendes; 1135- Towers collapsed due to an earthquake; 1210- D. Sancho I bequeathed to the Cathedral 2 thousand Morabitinos; 1212/1228- Repairs to the sacristy and cloister and reconstruction of the Chapel of S. Geraldo; 1326/1348- D. Gonçalo Pereira orders the construction of the tomb chapel, known as the Chapel of