Glory, next to that of S. Geraldo, as well as painting the choir; 1374- D. Lourenço Vicente orders a chapel to be built, next to the north wall of the cathedral, at the place where the Count D. Henrique and D. Teresa were buried; 15th century- Date of the tomb of the infant D. Afonso de Portugal, son of D. João I; 1416/1467- D. Fernando da Guerra endowed and restored the Library, as well as the Chapel of S. Geraldo; 1486/1501- Galilee construction; 1505/1532- Archbishop D. Diogo de Sousa improves the axial portal, removing 2 arches and the mainel; reconstruction of the chancel, under the design of João de Castilho; construction of an ançã stone altarpiece; restoration of towers; reconstruction of the cloister; restoration of the Chapel of S. Geraldo; 1513- Construction of the chapel of Jesus of Mercy (N. Sra. Da Piedade); 17th century- Construction of the large sacristy; 1704/1728- Reform ordered by D. Rodrigo de Moura Teles; remodeling of the side chapels; remodeling of the Chapel of S. Geraldo; gilding application; execution of windows for greater light entry; execution of a dome on the cruise and a dome next to the high choir; renovation of the two towers on the facade; 1721- Transfer of the chancel to the galilee; 1737- Date of the ecclesiastical chairs; 1737/1738- Construction of the organs by Frei Simon Fontanes with the collaboration of Marceliano de Araújo; 1755- An earthquake causes cracks in the towers; 1758/1789- works in the cloister; destruction of the chancel retable; 1930- Creation of the Sacred Art Museum. See also Ecclesiastical history of Braga References Portuguese Institute for Architectural Heritage General Bureau for National Buildings and Monuments (Portugal) Specific External links Braga Cathedral Information Photos Romanesque architecture in Portugal Gothic architecture in Portugal Baroque church buildings in Portugal National monuments in Braga District Burial sites of the House of Burgundy-Portugal