Ramiro was buried in the Pantheon of Asturian Kings in Oviedo, and was succeeded by his son Ordoño I.
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Ramiro, the King of Asturias, passed away on this day in history, leaving behind a legacy that would shape the future of Spain. Known for his military victories and efforts to unite the Christian kingdoms against the Muslim rulers, his death marked the end of his reign and the beginning of a new era. It was a significant moment as it paved the way for his son, Ordoño I, to ascend to the throne and continue his father's work. Ramiro's burial in the Pantheon of Asturian Kings in Oviedo solidified his place in history and his importance in the Asturian monarchy. His reign was marked by a period of stability and expansion, as he fought to protect his people from Muslim invasions and establish Christian rule. His death was mourned by the people of Asturias and marked the passing of a powerful ruler who had devoted his life to defending his kingdom. #Spain #Asturias #Kingdom #Legacy
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