At the end of 2009, and organized by the late IECMA secretary, Antoni Lluís Carrió, he was held in Denia V Congrà © s dâ € ™ Estudis de la Marina: "Mudèjars, Moriscos and Cristians to the Navy and the Safor. 400 years of lâ € ™ expelled" with the aim of updating the study of Valencian society, both in relation to the Moorish population as a Christian, between the fifteenth and seventeenth centuries.
This conference helped to know the history, the way of life, with particular emphasis on coexistence between the two communities until the time of the expulsion of the Moors in 1609 and subsequent repopulation largely with people from Mallorca.
Now, more than five years later, the Institut d'Estudis Comarcals de la Marina Alta (IECMA) and the Juan Gil-Albert Institute of Culture, have presented the minutes of this congress that are collected together with the 30 communications divided into thematic blocks.
The architect Josep Ivars presented the study "Proposal for the protection of lâ € ™ urbanisme andalusà valenciÃ: alqueries i ravals", a work that is a compendium of the evolution of Islamic urbanism and the remains hidden in the urban fabric of the towns of the Marina.
Rafael Benítez (Univ. Of Valencia) addressed the issue of "The parishes of Moriscos in the Navy. Historical evolution of their formation and reform", Which he highlighted the difficulties of those priests sent to the people of Moriscos of the Navy and how the Church actually never allocated sufficient means for evangelization.
Also participating in the congress was the late professor at the University of Valencia, Manuel Ardit, who spoke about the economic consequences of expulsion through tithes between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries, while Professor Manuel Lomas spoke about "The deportation of the last Valencian Moors (1610-1614)".
The presentation of these minutes was the responsibility of the Councilor for Culture of Dénia, Pepa SiveraThe President of IECMA, Rosa Seser and representatives of the Institute of Culture Juan Gil-Albert Jose Luis Ferris and Rosa Monzó.
