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The historiography of the Mudejars or conquered Muslims of Medieval Christian Spain suffers from several lacunae. One such lacuna ¡s Mudejar history for Mediterranean Spain from 11 96 to 1 229 —that is, f rom the beginning of the reign of Pere the Catholic up to the beginning of the crusade against Islamic Majorca undertaken by his son and successor Jaume the Conqueror. A deficiency of published documents, including a mere scattering of documents for Pere's reign, accounts for this gap (1). For the reign of King Jaume we do have the pre-World-War I collection by Ambrosio Huici (2), now reappearing slowly in a somewhat expanded form by M. D. Cabanes Pecourt (3). This collection allows the scholar just a peek at the Mudejars of these realms during the early years of Jaume. The corpus was gathered mostly from published sources, it must be remembered, and does not include all of those. It begins in 1216, automatically excluding the first three years of Jaume's reign. No one has yet examined the collection systematically for the early Mudejar years.

The Mudejars of the Crown of Aragon in the early documents of Jaume the Conqueror (1218-1227)