File:ROYAL CHAPEL OF ST. CATHERINE AT PYRGA, CYPRUS.jpg
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English: ERECTED BY THE LUSIGNAN KING JAMES FOR HIS WIFE CHARLOTTE DE BOURBON IN 1421. IT APPARENTLY HAS SOME ASSOCIATION WITH RICHARD THE LION-HEARTED WHO STAYED BRIEFLY IN CYPRUS AND HIS COAT OF ARMS HANGS ON THE CHURCH WALL INTERIOR |
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