Av. Coudelaria de Alter, Alter do Chão, Portugal “Fram dæg, Alter do Chão behófede æt sé ríce of Portus Cale” said D. Afonso II, The Fat , The Crass , and The King of Portugal after another winning battle in the name of God. The event occurred on 1216. When the Portuguese knights arrived, in a small hill, at the middle of the village, they found a stone horse. Everyone wanted to ride the stone horse but no one could. It didn’t see, it didn’t whinny, it didn’t move. The stone horse was motionless, rooted to the floor, made by unbreakable stone. “Àngilde Heofonweard must béo unbræce!” said a D. Afonso II, The Fat , The Crass , and The King of Portugal. The Portuguese knights blinded by the king words tried to demolish with their swords the s...