Doña María Coronel
married Juan de la Cerda, men involved in actions against King Pedro I, who was imprisoned and beheaded, and is also home destroyed and the land sown with salt so that not even grow there grass. His residence was located
on the street that bears his name.
After being widowed, retired from the worldly life, but soon began to be harassed by the king, obsessed with her.
There was hidden by nuns in a ditch covered garden with tables, because the king had arrived there after being warned. Not finding
left, but later, when Mary was there installed, again by surprise. After
perserguirla ended up in the kitchen, where desperate stalking the king was thrown to the side of a pan of boiling oil.
disfigured, causing the flight of the king, who was deeply sorry, ensuring their care and giving it as needed.
She called back the site of his house, and built there in 1374 the Royal Monastery of Santa Inés, better known as the Convent of Santa Inés
.
When he died, was buried Doña María Coronel in the convent church.
Centuries later, they found the coffin due to works, and when opened were surprised, because his body remained incorrputo. The
can still see the scars on his face.