agrarian commission (triumviri agris iudicandis adsignandis)

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The agrarian commission (triumviri agris iudicandis adsignandis) was a Roman board of three officials empowered to survey, adjudicate, and redistribute public land as part of the Republic’s land reform efforts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman board of officials
Roman magistracy
extraordinary commission
activity demarcation of boundaries
measurement of land plots
registration of land assignments
resolution of disputes over public land
areaOfWork ager publicus
category Roman extraordinary magistracy
Roman land commission NERFINISHED
etymologyOfName adsignandis = for assigning
agris iudicandis = for judging land
triumviri = three men
goal implement agrarian reform
limit concentration of public land
reallocate land to citizens
hasLatinName triumviri agris iudicandis adsignandis NERFINISHED
hasNumberOfMembers 3
historicalContext Roman social conflicts over land
struggle between elites and smallholders
jurisdiction Roman territories containing public land
languageOfName Latin
legalBasis Roman agrarian laws NERFINISHED
lex agraria
memberTitle triumvir
operatedInPolity Roman Republic NERFINISHED
primaryFunction adjudicate land claims
redistribute public land
survey public land
relatedTo Roman agrarian reform
Roman land distribution
selectionMethod appointment under specific agrarian laws
subordinateTo Roman laws passed by the people
Roman popular assemblies NERFINISHED
temporalScope limited to duration of agrarian program
typeOfPower administrative authority over public land
judicial authority in land disputes
usedInstrument Roman cadastral records
Roman land survey techniques

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Tiberius Gracchus associatedWith agrarian commission (triumviri agris iudicandis adsignandis)
Gracchan reforms legalInstrument agrarian commission (triumviri agris iudicandis adsignandis)