NOTRE-DAME-DE-TREMINOU CHAPEL
Church – Cathedral – Basilica – Chapel
2024
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2024
Built in the 14th and 16th centuries, this charming chapel which is a historic place today was later refurnished. Peasants who revolted against the royal authority met here and on July 2nd 1675, 14 representatives of the neighbouring parishes, known as the red Bonnets, voted the "peasant Code" for they were well determined to defend their rights and their liberties at any extent. This boldness was severely repressed by the king's army who, in retaliation, destroyed many church bell towers. Over 5 000 graves were discovered at Saint-Urnel.
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La fontaine de Tréminou se trouve à peu de distance, à environ 500 mètres au sud du hameau de Lestréminou.
Cette chapelle, à 2 km du centre de Pont-l'Abbé, fut l'un des hauts lieux de la révolte des Bonnets rouges. Le 2 juillet 1675, c'est du haut de son calvaire-chaire extérieur que fut proclamé le Code paysan et que furent énoncées les revendications par les représentants de 14 paroisses du Cap Caval.
Son pardon est célébré le 4e dimanche de septembre.
La chapelle et le calvaire font l’objet d’une inscription au titre des monuments historiques depuis le 2 décembre 1926