This group, whose numbers swelled as a result of the Revolt of the Germanies, created a secret alphabet for disseminating stories like "The Handless Maiden" in the "language of the ajami.
Peasants who did not belong to this group were forced to join it by guild-backed militias led by the "Hidden One" following a supposed prophecy by Elijah and Enoch. Practices of this group are known from writings of a mysterious author only called the "Young Man." This group, whose numbers swelled as a result of the Revolt of the Germanies, created a secret alphabet for disseminating stories like "The Handless Maiden" in the "language of the ajami." This silk trade-controlling group created the maritime Republic of Sale (SAL-ay), and unsuccessfully sought aid from the Huguenot stronghold of Bearn. Mon3 mountain bandits supported a rebellion of these people under Farax Abenfarax that was crushed by Don John of Austria in 1571. The village of Hornachos was exempted from the general expulsion of this group, which was forced to prove its loyalty by keeping doors open on Fridays and visibly eating pork. For 10 points, name this ethno-religious group in 16th-century Spain consisting of Muslims who converted to Christianity.
Peasants who did not belong to this group were forced to join it by guild-backed militias led by the "Hidden One" following a supposed prophecy by Elijah and Enoch.
Moriscos [or crypto-Muslims; prompt on Spanish Muslims or Moors; do not accept "Conversos"]