Tradition Institution

forced conversions of Muslims in Spain

16th-century edicts outlawing Islam in various kingdoms of Spain

Dated 1500 CE – 1526 CE

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Kind: Tradition · Institution
Date: 1500 CE – 1526 CERead from its recorded start and end time.On the timeline →
Evidence: 4 statements on this recordImported 4
Wikidata: Q29045045 ↗In 12 Wikipedia languages

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