Almoravid deportation in 1126 added

The atlas now includes the Almoravid deportation of Andalusi Christians to the Maghreb in 1126. The case covers named groups. These groups include families and church leaders. It does not cover every Christian in the named cities.

The account describes an order, armed pursuit, and legal actions after removal. A separate record concerns a church and its endowment. The full number displaced remains unknown. The sources do not establish a complete route or a replacement population.

The atlas has 538 cases and 550 stops. The sources have three links in the case. The active statistical release remains 676 events.

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• Delfina Serrano, ‘Dos fetuas sobre la expulsión de mozárabes al Magreb en 1126,’ Anaquel de Estudios Árabes 2 (1991): 163–182. Order and named groups: pp. 167–168; Seville, Meknes, armed pursuit, post-removal sale requests and legal procedures: pp. 174–176; church and endowment record: pp. 170–173.
• Alejandro García Sanjuán, ‘Declive y extinción de la minoría cristiana en la Sevilla andalusí (ss. XI–XII),’ Historia. Instituciones. Documentos 31 (2004): 269–286. Lost original opinion: p. 280; post-removal sale permission and procedure: p. 283; enforcement, selective removal and later institutional change: pp. 281–286.
• Tarek Ladjal, ‘The Christian Presence in North Africa under Almoravid Rule (1040–1147 CE): Coexistence or Eradication?’ Cogent Arts & Humanities 4 (2017), 1334374, section 3.3. The count remains vague; later figures measure different groups.