The village of Dúrcal in the Valley of Lecrin from the Habices book of year 1502
Abstract
This study about habices goods of the Dúrcal, a place located at the Lecrin Valley (Granada). The news contributed by the surveyors and connoisseurs of these goods through we can know how they were the religious centers of each one of the districts of this population. The Moslem mosques and rábitas that were turned churches and hermitages by the Christians are quoted. We have news on urban and rustic goods donated by the Muslim believers to face the expenses of the alfaquíes and buildings dedicated to the cult. Also, the news offer an important data set about economy and Muslim society of this place at kingdom of Granada.
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