El obispado de Tui en la Edad Mediasus iglesias románicas

Laburpena

The territory of Tui's diocese in the Middle Ages was including from the laugh at Vigo to the river Limia until 1444; including in addition Ribadavia's arciprestazgo and the parishes of Padrenda and Desteriz, which loses them in 1955. The zone between the rivers Miño and Lima is the embryo of Portugal, Alfonso VI restores the county Portucalense at the end of the 11th century, entrusting it to his son-in-law Enrique. In 1143, they obtain the political independence for the agreement of Zamora but ecclesiastically it continued depending on Tui until almost the end of the medievo; therefore the churches that got up in this chronological area it is necessary to study them as members of Tui's diocese There will be analyzed all the churches that belonged to the above mentioned bishopric and that preserve remains of his Romanesque past; being observed that Tui's cathedral is the modal to continuing for the majority of the teachers who raised churches on both sides of the Miño; impact that one juxtaposes and coexists with approaches, icons and own motives of the Romanesque Portuguese; which comes to Galician lands so much from the bank miñota, as like of Ourense's current province, in which the diocese had importan possesions.