stannary parliaments

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Stannary parliaments were historic representative assemblies of tin miners in Cornwall and Devon that regulated the stannary (tin-mining) districts and their special legal and economic privileges.

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stannary parliament 1
stannary parliaments canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic representative assembly
medieval institution
miners' assembly
appliedTo tin miners
convenedBy Lord Warden of the Stannaries
country Kingdom of England
dissolvedAsInstitutionBy 19th century
existedFrom 13th century
existedUntil 18th century
field economic history of England
mining law
granted legal immunities
tax privileges
trading privileges
hadPrivilege exemption from ordinary county courts
reduced royal taxation on tin
right to be tried in stannary courts
hadSeatIn Ashburton
Chagford
Helston
Launceston
Lostwithiel
Plympton
Tavistock
Truro
hadSpecialJurisdictionOver stannary courts
tin mining disputes
heritageStatus part of Cornish constitutional history
influenced later miners' representative bodies
language English
legalSystem stannary law
locatedIn Cornwall
Devon
partOf English legal system of privileges
presidedOverBy Lord Warden of the Stannaries
recognizedBy Kingdom of England
surface form: English Crown

King of England
region southwest England
surface form: South West England

southwest England
surface form: West Country
regulated economic privileges of tin miners
stannary districts
stannary law
tin mining
relatedTo Lord Warden of the Stannaries
stannary courts
tin coinage
represented free miners
tinners

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Lord Warden of the Stannaries hasAuthorityOver stannary parliaments
stannary law hasInstitution stannary parliaments
this entity surface form: stannary parliament