La corona de España y la Semana Santa de Sevilla: Alfonso XII y la procesión del Santo Entierro de 1877. Devoción, monarquía y sentimiento = The Crown of Spain and the Holy Week in Seville: Alfonso XII and the Procession of the Holy Burial of 1877. Devotion, Monarchy and Sentiment
During the last years of Modern Age and through the whole Contemporary Era, the celebration of Holy Week became the most important event in the city of Seville. The arrival of Duke of Montpensier during the 19th Century made the city and its Holy Week a touristic event at European and international...
| Published in: | Isidorianum |
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| Subtitles: | The Crown of Spain and the Holy Week in Seville: Alfonso XII and the Procession of the Holy Burial of 1877. Devotion, Monarchy and Sentiment |
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| Format: | Electronic Article |
| Language: | Spanish |
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| Fernleihe: | Fernleihe für die Fachinformationsdienste |
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Facultad de Teología San Isidoro de Sevilla
2016
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Isidorianum
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| Further subjects: | B
Semana Santa
B relaciones Iglesia-Estado B Religiosidad Popular |
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| Summary: | During the last years of Modern Age and through the whole Contemporary Era, the celebration of Holy Week became the most important event in the city of Seville. The arrival of Duke of Montpensier during the 19th Century made the city and its Holy Week a touristic event at European and international level. Within this context is outstanding the new and restored King Alfonso XII ́s visit to the city during 1877, a visit in which his legendary romance with her cousin Maria de las Mercedes started. He was present in many activities in the city, was astonished by the majesty of the celebration of the Triduum Sacrum in the Cathedral, giving the title of Many Excellence to its Chapter and even taking the presidence of the Holy Burial Procession, meaning the very first time that a descendent from King St. Fernando did such circumstance in a Sevillian Procession., En los últimos años de la Edad Moderna y ya a lo largo de toda la Contemporánea, la celebración de la Semana Santa de Sevilla se convierte en la gran fiesta religiosa de la urbe hispalense. En el siglo XIX el establecimiento de la corte de los Montpensier a orillas del Guadalquivir convierte bajo la égida de los duques tanto a la ciudad como a su fiesta pasional en acontecimientos turísticos de amplitud genuinamente europea e internacional. En el encuadre de este contexto histórico, hay que estudiar la visita del restaurado rey Alfonso XII en 1877, donde principia el legendario romance con su prima María de las Mercedes. Se hace muy presente en las vivencias de la ciudad, queda asombrado por la grandeza litúrgica del Triduo Sacro de la Santa Iglesia Catedral concediendo a su cabildo el título de Excelentísimo y preside el paso del Duelo de la cofradía del Santo Entierro, primera vez en la historia que un descendiente del Trono de san Fernando lo realiza en el cortejo procesional de una cofradía sevillana. |
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| ISSN: | 2660-7743 |
| Contains: | Enthalten in: Isidorianum
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| Persistent identifiers: | DOI: 10.46543/ISID.1625.1037 |