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In contrast to traditional studies that focus on the crackdown of the Inquisition against new Christians but do not delve into the subsequent fate of the victims, this article aims to offer a long-term analysis of the survival of crypto jews, even those who were punished by the Holy Office. To that end, economic power was essential as well as the opportunity that provided to them the sale of offices during the 16th century, which enabled them to return to municipal power and, eventually, joining the Spanish Nobility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article provides a historiographical analysis of the elite Morisco population in the Kingdom of Granada in Spain beginning in the 16th century and continuing through the mid-17th century. The author examines their social interactions and relationships with one another in which they are viewed as one large family unit. He studies the genealogy of this Morisco community, including their repeated intermarriages that saw their population stretch from Granada to the nearby region of Almería. The impact of the Expulsion of the Moriscos in 1570 on the growth of the community is also explored.

The present work is based on the transcription and study of an interesting collection of goods' selling documents of the Nasri Royal House, specifically the case of Gor under the rule of "Muhhammad IX el Izquierdo". The importance of the mentioned documents is the information given about local conditions in the begining of the XVth century, showing the existence of strong socio-economical differences in a rural community. Also, this compilation of documents served as a prove in the different trials that darkened the history of Gor in Early Modern Age, becoming after 1492 a lordship town under the rule of the House of Castilla. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]