Los juedoconversos portugueses como problema social en el reino de Córdoba (siglos XVI-XVIII)

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Authors: Cañas Pelayo, Marcos R.;

doi: 10.20350/digitalcsic/10996

handle: 10261/79789

Los juedoconversos portugueses como problema social en el reino de Córdoba (siglos XVI-XVIII)

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[ES]La siguiente comunicación muestra un primer análisis sobre la figura de uno de los elementos sociales más interesantes en la Córdoba de la Edad Moderna: los criptojudíos provenientes de Portugal. Comúnmente identificados como «marranos» por sus detractores, jugaron un muy importan papel socioeconómico entre 1580-1700, captando la atención de la Inquisición, su más poderoso enemigo.

[EN]The present communication presents a first analysis on the figure of one of the most interesting social element in Cordoba during the Modern Age: the crypto-jews who were from Portugal. Commonly identified like «marranos» by their enemies, they play a very important economical role between 1580-1700, catching the attention of the Inquisition, his most powerful enemy.

I Encuentro de Jóvenes Investigadores, Zaragoza, 9 y 10 de Febrero del 2012

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Spain

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Spanish National Research Council
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Keywords

Córdoba, Crypto-Jews, Criptojudíos, Network, New-Christians, Marranos, Redes de influencia, Cristianos nuevos

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