Royal Monastery Of Santa Marã­a De Oya, Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain. The Royal Monastery Of Oia Is An Old Cistercian Monastery Founded In The 12Th Century, Located In The Province Of Pontevedra, In The Autonomous Community Of Galicia, Spain It Was Declared Of Cultural Interest Or National Monument In 1931 Its Origins Appear Surrounded By The Unknown And The Most Legendary News That Is Historicals The First Existing Documentary News Of Relative Reliability That Tells Us About A Monastic Life In Oia Must Be Put In The First Third Of The 12Th Century, 4 Around The Year 1137, When King Alfonso Vii Makes Various Donations To The Monastery But When It Is Now Possible To Verify With Certainty The Origin Of This Abbey, It Is In 1149, The Date On Which The Monarch Previously Mentioned Concessions To The Monks Who Lived There “Regula Sub Beati Benedicti” All The Royal Possessions Of The Places Of Mougás, Villadesuso And From Pedornes

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12th 1931 autonomous century cistercian community cultural declared founded galicia interest located marashy monastery monument national oia old pontevedra province royal santa spain beati benedicti donations alfonso origins surrounded unknown legendary news historicals existing documentary relative reliability tells monastic life third year 1137 king verify certainty origin abbey 1149 date monarch mentioned concessions monks lived “regula benedicti” possessions places mougás villadesuso pedornes