Farmer’s Law

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Farmer’s Law is a Byzantine legal code that regulated rural life, landholding, and agrarian disputes among peasant communities in the Byzantine Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine legal code
legal text
appliesTo peasants
rural communities
country Byzantine Empire
dateOfOrigin 7th century
8th century
hasStructure series of short legal provisions
historicalPeriod Middle Byzantine period NERFINISHED
influenced Slavic legal traditions
medieval Balkan law codes
influencedBy Roman law NERFINISHED
local customary law
language Medieval Greek
legalDomain agrarian law
civil law
property law
legalSystem Byzantine law
partOf Byzantine rural legislation
placeOfOrigin Byzantine Empire NERFINISHED
preservedIn medieval manuscripts
primaryUsers Byzantine officials in rural areas
local judges
village communities
regulates agrarian disputes
boundaries and property lines
collective responsibility of village communities
communal land use
landholding
liability for damage to crops
obligations of peasants
pasture rights
rural life
tax-related obligations in villages
use of water and irrigation
village self-government
relatedTo Ecloga NERFINISHED
Rhodian Sea Law NERFINISHED
scholarlyField Byzantine studies NERFINISHED
agrarian history
legal history
subjectMatter collective liability
dispute resolution
land tenure
peasant obligations
village administration

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Byzantine law codifiedIn Farmer’s Law