1010Jews in Limoges Face Baptism or Exile

The Jews of Limoges are given the choice of baptism or exile...
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🚪 Bishop Avitus of Clermont Orders Jews to Convert or Leave

In Clermont, Gaul, Bishop Avitus offers Jews a choice: accept Christianity or leave Clermont. Most emigrate to Marseilles.
Bishop Avitus of Clermont Orders Jews to Convert or Leave (576)
Forced ConversionReligious PersecutionExileClermontGaulBishop AvitusJewish CommunitiesEarly Middle Ages
FranceFrance

💧 Merovingians Order Baptism for All Jews

The Merovingians order that all Jews of the kingdom are to be baptized.
Merovingians Order Baptism for All Jews (582)
Forced ConversionMerovingian DynastyReligious LawBaptismChristianityReligious PersecutionEarly Middle AgesLegal CoercionJewish-Christian Relations
FranceFrance

📜 Byzantine Decree of Forced Conversion

Romanos I Lekapenos decreed that all Jews should be forced to convert and subjugated if they refuse. This leads to the death of hundreds of Jews and the destruction of numerous synagogues.
Byzantine Decree of Forced Conversion (931)
Byzantine EmpireForced ConversionReligious PersecutionAntisemitismRomanos I LekapenosJewish CommunitiesPersecutionEastern Roman Empire
GreeceGreeceTurkeyTurkey

🚪 Jews in Limoges Face Baptism or Exile

The Jews of Limoges are given the choice of baptism or exile.
Jews in Limoges Face Baptism or Exile (1010)
LimogesForced ConversionExileReligious PersecutionAntisemitismBaptismJewish Communities
FranceFrance

🔪 Massacre and Forced Conversions of Majorcan Jews

Massacre and forced conversion of Majorcan Jews.
Massacre and Forced Conversions of Majorcan Jews (1435)
MassacreForced ConversionReligious PersecutionMedieval SpainAnti-JudaismJewish CommunitiesMajorcaPogrom
SpainSpain

📜 Manuel I of Portugal Orders Jewish Conversion or Exile

Manuel I of Portugal decrees that all Jews must convert or leave Portugal without their children.
Manuel I of Portugal Orders Jewish Conversion or Exile (1497)
Forced ConversionExilePortugalReligious PersecutionEarly Modern PeriodSephardic Jews
PortugalPortugal