King Peter I appointed many of these people to his court, which led his opponents to nickname him 'The Cruel,' and members of this group serving in the military were at one time distinguished by their black-and-yellow turbans.
King Peter I appointed many of these people to his court, which led his opponents to nickname him 'The Cruel,' and members of this group serving in the military were at one time distinguished by their black-and-yellow turbans. The Cortes of Soria forbade leaders of these people from inflicting death or mutilation penalties, and Raymond de Penyafort organized a disputation in which (*) Nachmanides represented this group against Pablo Christiani. After their religious practices were banned, those who continued to practice in secret were known as Marranos. For 10 points, name this ethnic group whose members spoke Ladino and were forced to flee their country following their expulsion by Ferdinand and Isabella's Alhambra Decree.
King Peter I appointed many of these people to his court, which led his opponents to nickname him 'The Cruel,' and members of this group serving in the military were at one time distinguished by their black-and-yellow turbans.
Spanish Jews (accept Sephardic Jews since 'Sephardic' literally means 'Spanish', I guess)