Those suspected of being these people were told to step on images known as fumi-e (foo-mee-EH).
Suspicion of these people intensified after the ship San Felipe was wrecked and its cargo was confiscated. In a revolt primarily led by these people, they were bombarded at a castle by Dutchman Nicolaes Couckebacker. Paulo Miki and twenty-five others were executed for being examples of these people. Those suspected of being these people were told to step on images known as fumi-e (foo-mee-EH). Many of them were attacked at Hara Castle in a rebellion punished by the execution of Amakusa Shiro. Citizens stopped publicly identifying as these types of people after a 1620 ban imposed by the Tokugawa shogunate. For 10 points, identify this general religious group that first arrived in Japan under the leadership of Francis Xavier.
Suspicion of these people intensified after the ship San Felipe was wrecked and its cargo was confiscated.
Japanese Christians [or Japanese Catholics; or Jesuits; prompt on Japanese; prompt on missionaries] &lt;Cheyne&gt;