In 1497 Ferdinand still honored the Granada capitulations treaties

Evidence

On the Muslims of Portugal, Meyerson accepts “[t]hat until 1499 the Monarchs had no intention of breaking the treaties [i.e., the Capitulations of Granada, etc.] is indicated by their permission to Portugal’s expelled Mudejars to settle in Granada and Castile in 1497” (Meyerson 1991, 54), and he goes on to draw conclusions radically different from my own. — L. P. Harvey, Muslims in Spain, 1500 to 1614, 412

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• SHARE: The 1497 detail — Portugal expelled its Mudejars and Ferdinand let them resettle in Granada — matters specifically to someone studying the reversals of the Capitulations of Granada.