Orígenes del monasterio de San Leandro y su fusión con el emparedamiento de San Pedro de Sevilla. Siglos XIII-XVI

The article treats the topic of the establishment of the Royal Monastery of San Leandro and their different locations, placing his birth in the context of the conquest of Seville, and can be recognized in the times of Fernando III and pre-14th century. To reach this conclusion, it is necessary to conduct a study of the social, historical and religious context of the time. To this end, we have reviewed the origins of the Order of St. Augustine and their two big unions of 1244 and 1256, as well as the arrival of the Augustinian Order in the city of Seville. In the same way, it is significant in our study the fusion that the Monastery had with the community of sisters of San Pedro in 1516 –the walling-up of San Pedro–, as a transforming both the San Leandro community and its heritage in the last medieval moments of the history of the city of Seville