Hello friends. Spain has such a unique architecture and it's past is so interesting. Many important things that shaped history later on started in Spain and specifically Granada. Love you guys (well, especially you Jackie, lol) ❤
The end of Mozarabic Christianity After the disappearance of the Caliphate of Córdoba in the year 1031, the situation of Mozarabic Christianity was practically irreversible. “With the arrival of the Almoravids first, in 1086, and of the Almohads later, from 1145, a period began that was no longer one of pressure, but of marginalization and annihilation.” “Deportations to North Africa, persecution and destruction of churches, and massacres began to be frequent,” says the historian. The Mozarabic Christians responded with “a massive emigration of all who could to the north” to the Christian kingdoms. “This is how the heiress of Spanish Christianity ends up, so that around 1150 trace of them is lost. It can be said that from this time onwards, there are no longer Christian communities in al-Andalus. There could be small groups, isolated and in a precarious situation, but the ecclesiastical structure had been completely eliminated.” .when a different culture enters it destroys everything or almost everything of the previous cultures...law of life...greetings
Maxes continued delict to the view EVEN before coffee is priceless.
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Hello friends. Spain has such a unique architecture and it's past is so interesting. Many important things that shaped history later on started in Spain and specifically Granada. Love you guys (well, especially you Jackie, lol) ❤
Hey Baron, couldnt agree more a very unique place. Granada was amazing. Thank you for watching 🥹
The end of Mozarabic Christianity
After the disappearance of the Caliphate of Córdoba in the year 1031, the situation of Mozarabic Christianity was practically irreversible. “With the arrival of the Almoravids first, in 1086, and of the Almohads later, from 1145, a period began that was no longer one of pressure, but of marginalization and annihilation.”
“Deportations to North Africa, persecution and destruction of churches, and massacres began to be frequent,” says the historian. The Mozarabic Christians responded with “a massive emigration of all who could to the north” to the Christian kingdoms.
“This is how the heiress of Spanish Christianity ends up, so that around 1150 trace of them is lost. It can be said that from this time onwards, there are no longer Christian communities in al-Andalus. There could be small groups, isolated and in a precarious situation, but the ecclesiastical structure had been completely eliminated.” .when a different culture enters it destroys everything or almost everything of the previous cultures...law of life...greetings