In "anno mundi" [1492 CE, the King Ferdinand and his wife, Isabella, made war with the Ishmaelites who were in Granada and took it, and while they returned they commanded the Jews in all of his kingdoms that in but a short time they were to take leave from the countries had heretofore possessed, they being Castile, Navarre, Catalonia, Aragón, Granada and Sicily. Then the inhabitants of "Ṭulayṭulah" (Toledo) answered that they were not present [in the land of Judea at the time when their Christ was put to death. Apparently, it was written upon a large stone in the city's street which some very ancient sovereign inscribed and testified that the Jews of "Ṭulayṭulah" (Toledo) did not depart from there during the building of the Second Temple, and were not involved in putting to death man whom they called Christ. Yet, no apology was of any avail to them, neither unto the rest of the Jews, till at length, six hundred-thousand souls had evacuated from there.