Covadonga

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Covadonga is a historic site in northern Spain, famed as the birthplace of the Christian Reconquista and home to a revered Marian shrine in the Picos de Europa.

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Covadonga canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic pilgrimage site
historic site
village
associatedWithCentury 8th century
associatedWithDynasty Kingdom of Asturias
associatedWithEvent start of the Reconquista
associatedWithPerson Pelagius of Asturias
battleOccurredAt Battle of Covadonga
belongsToRegion Principality of Asturias
country Spain
hasArchitecturalStyle Neo-Romanesque
surface form: Neo-Romanesque (basilica)
hasBasilica Shrine of Our Lady of Covadonga
surface form: Basilica of Santa María la Real de Covadonga
hasCave cave sanctuary of Covadonga
surface form: Santa Cueva de Covadonga
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of Asturian identity
symbol of Spanish Christian resistance to Islamic rule
hasElevation approximately 260 meters above sea level
hasFeastDay 8 September
hasMonument monuments commemorating the Battle of Covadonga
statue of Pelagius of Asturias
hasNearbyLake Lake Enol NERFINISHED
Lago Ercina
surface form: Lake Ercina
hasNearbyLakes Lagos de Covadonga
hasPilgrimageStatus major Marian pilgrimage destination in Spain
hasReligiousAffiliation Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
hasReligiousBuilding Shrine of Our Lady of Covadonga
surface form: Sanctuary of Covadonga
hasShrine Shrine of Our Lady of Covadonga
hasTitle Cradle of Spain
honorsTitleOfMary Our Lady of Covadonga
isPatronOf Asturias
surface form: Asturias (through Our Lady of Covadonga)
knownFor Battle of Covadonga
Marian shrine
birthplace of the Christian Reconquista
languageUsed Spanish
locatedIn Asturias
Cordillera Cantábrica
surface form: Picos de Europa

northern Spain
locatedInProtectedArea Picos de Europa National Park
nearbyCity Cangas de Onís
partOf Cangas de Onís
surface form: Cangas de Onís municipality
regionalLanguageUsed Asturian language
surface form: Asturian
tourismType cultural tourism
nature tourism
religious tourism
veneratedFigure Our Lady of Covadonga
Virgin Mary

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Battle of Covadonga hasLocation Covadonga
Asturias contains Covadonga
Pelayo burialPlace Covadonga
Pelayo associatedWith Covadonga
cave sanctuary of Covadonga locatedIn Covadonga
subject surface form: Cave Sanctuary of Covadonga