Inquisitorial repression after the war of the Alpujarras
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https://doi.org/10.24310/BAETICA.1989.v0i12.738Abstract
The Alpujarras´ War gave vent to a series of tensions that, during the whole XVI century, had existed between the old Christians and those recently converted. Once the Moriscos were defeated by the Royal Armies, different reprisals were taken against them. On the one hand they were enslaved and expelled from their home territories, and on the other hand the Santo Oficio of the Inquisition did not want to leave without punishing those wha had turned their backs on Orthodoxy and were celebrating the Islamic rites again. Consequently, a public auto de fe took place in Granada in 1571, where 89% of those condemned received this punichment for practising the Islamic religion and participating in the war of the Alpujarras. Among the condemned we find several relatives of Hernando de Córdoba y Válor, who took the name of Aben Humerya during the Moriscos rebellion.
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