File:Sepulcro del conde Sancho de Castilla. (Catedral de Burgos).jpg

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Español: Grabado en blanco y negro de principios del siglo XX que representa el sepulcro del conde Sancho de Castilla (1342-1374), que fue hijo ilegítimo de Alfonso XI de Castilla y de su amante Leonor de Guzman. Se encuentra en la capilla mayor de la catedral de Burgos, y a pesar de que Vicente Poleró señaló que representa el sepulcro del infante Juan de Castilla (1262-1319), que era hijo de Alfonso X el Sabio y de la reina Violante de Aragón y también está enterrado en la capilla mayor de la cathedral burgalesa, en realidad reproduce, como señaló Faustino Menéndez Pidal de Navascués, el sepulcro del conde Sancho de Castilla, que murió en 1374 en Burgos durante una reyerta nocturna y cuyo sepulcro se encuentra muy cerca del del infante Juan.
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  • Poleró y Toledo, Vicente (1903) Estatuas tumulares de personajes españoles de los siglos XIII al XVII (copiadas de los originales con texto biográfico y descriptive), Imprenta de los hijos de M. G. Hernández OCLC: 17116509.
  • Menéndez Pidal de Navascués, Faustino (1982) Heráldica medieval española: la Casa Real de León y Castilla, Hidalguía ISBN: 8400051505.
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