About the Christian Captives´ Ransoms in the Kingdom of Granada and North Africa at the End of the XVth Century
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Mudejares, Christian captives, Ransoms, AlfaquequesAbstract
The mudéjares from the district of Malaga ransomed a certain number of Christian captives beteween 1488 and 1496. They were settlers and travellers captured during the wa of Granada. In the following years four expeditions were sent to the other side of the sea in search of more captives. In this paper we discuss the way they were liberated, the cost of the ransoms and many other details. We include some biographical notes on the alfaqueque (ransomer) Lorenzo de Padilla, a namesake chronicler´s relative.
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