Summary of ¿Dónde está el SANTO GRIAL actualmente?

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The video discusses the current whereabouts of the Holy Grail, which is thought to be located in the Pirineo Aragonés region of Spain. The video goes on to say that the Grail was also found in the village of Bailo in the year 1000, and in the year 1516. The video concludes by saying that the current location of the Grail is unknown.

• 00:00:00 The video explores the current whereabouts of the Holy Grail, which is said to have been transported from Saint John of la Peña to Zaragoza in the ninth century. The first stop on the journey was at a farm in Aragon, where Saint Luke's father, Saint Lorenzo, kept it. Lorenzo then gave it to Saint John of la Peña, who passed it along to his sons, Saint Lawrence and Saint Augustine. Saint Lawrence entrusted it to a poor man, while Saint Augustine entrusted it to a legionnaire. San Lorenzo, the father of Saint Luke, is said to have given it to Saint John of la Peña in 258 AD. The Holy Grail was later transferred to the Church of Saint Pedro el Viejo in Huesca, where it has been preserved since that time.
• 00:05:00 The video discusses the current whereabouts of the Holy Grail, which is currently located in a Muslim-governed area in Zaragoza, Spain. The video also discusses a previous stop on the tour, the church of Siresa and Yebra, which is where the Holy Grail was discovered in 1453. A short distance from the church, in the village of Bailo, the Holy Grail was reportedly danced at an event in the year 1000. The video goes on to say that the Holy Grail was also found in this location in the year 1516.
• 00:10:00 The video discusses the current whereabouts of the Holy Grail, which is thought to be located somewhere in the Pirineo Aragonés region. The church in San Adrián de Sásabe, which was destroyed and rebuilt this time as an ermita, is likely just below the ermita of San Adrián, which is known to have a very austere Romanesque appearance. Just here, likely in an altar like this, the Holy Grail was probably found. Consequently, this is an important point on the route of the True Cross in Aragon. We continue. Just past this point in San Adrian de Sásabe, the church of San Adrian de Sásabe was finally destroyed and rebuilt this time as an ermita. The previous church in which it was found had an actual existence just beneath this ermita. The ermita of San Adrian, which is known to have a very austere Romanesque appearance, is just here, in fact. The catedral of Jaca Aventureros we've just arrived at is one of those neuronal points on the Aragonese Pirineo. Jaca was once the capital of the king
• 00:15:00 The video discusses the current whereabouts of the Holy Grail, which is believed to have been located in the Kingdom of Aragon. The video explains that, in 1000 AD, the Bishop of Jaca, Sancho I, decided to take the Grail with him when he retired to the Monastery of San Juan de la Peña. The arrival of Saint John of the Cross in the early 14th century brought many pilgrims, especially from the Santiago pilgrimage route. The Grail, which initially resembled a simple copper cup, became a elaborate gold vessel with a gold rim when it was passed down from women diaconis (early Christian religious women) to early monks in Rome. The carta (or official request) sent by Saint Martin to the prior of San Juan de la Peña asking that the Grail be given to him is dated 1 August, but no response was ever received and one month later, on 2 September, the king is depicted in a document requesting that the Grail be handed over. Martin the Human, after moving the royal court to Barcelona, kept the Grail for himself and died less than a year later, on 14 October 1410, with the Grail still in his possession. The final journey of the Holy Grail in Aragon takes place in the province of Zar
• 00:20:00 This video covers the current whereabouts of the Holy Grail, which is currently housed in the Aljafería palace in Valencia. According to Antonio Beltrán, a scholar of medieval archaeology, the true Holy Grail is a vessel made of a unknown type of stone with jewels and European gemstones inlayed into it, which was created in the Middle Ages and was sealed between the years 1 and 1 BC. The foot of the vessel is inscribed in an unknown language. The cup was found in the year 1916 and since then it has been on display at the Cathedral of Valencia.
• 00:25:00 The video discusses the current whereabouts of the holy grail, and concludes that it is currently unknown. It also features a documentary on the search for the grail, which is available on YouTube.