The christians of Al-Andalus: some awkward thoughts
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.2002.v54.i110.180Keywords:
Christians, Islam, Al-Andalus, Middle AgeAbstract
The Christians had opportunities to survive in Al-Andalus. This survival is not accomplished in one way collective, in the Spain Islamic and in the Christian. The study begin in the years 850-859 (martyrs of Córdoba), 1085 (conquest of Toledo) and ended in 1120 (massive movements of population in the frontier of the two religions).
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