In the Spanish InquisitionA religious tribunal established by the Spanish monarchy in 1478 to maintain Catholic orthodoxy; or other beliefs considered deviations from the Catholic faith; primarily targeted Jews and Muslims; it lasted until 1834. More, it was the royal court’s task to investigate and eliminate heresyin religion, heresy is the belief or opinion contrary to orthodox religious doctrine, especially contrary to Christianity More; to enforce religious orthodoxy (Catholicism), established in 1478, headed by a Grand Inquisitor, a council, and an empirea very large political unit extending across many boundaries and dominated by one central power, which generally takes control of the economy, government, and culture throughout its territory judge to punish those who were deemed heretics.
