Forum Iudicum

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Forum Iudicum is the principal codification of Visigothic law in the early Middle Ages, influential in shaping legal traditions in medieval Spain.

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Forum Iudicum canonical 2
Forum Iudicum (in Latin tradition) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Visigothic law code
legal code
aimedAt unifying law for Goths and Romans
appliesTo Hispania NERFINISHED
Visigothic Kingdom NERFINISHED
basedOn Breviary of Alaric NERFINISHED
Codex Euricianus NERFINISHED
earlier Visigothic laws
codificationOf Germanic customary law
Roman law traditions in Hispania
contains judicial precedents
penal provisions
royal legislation
rules of evidence
country Visigothic Kingdom of Toledo NERFINISHED
dateCreated 7th century
follows Breviary of Alaric NERFINISHED
Codex Euricianus NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Fuero Juzgo NERFINISHED
Lex Visigothorum NERFINISHED
Liber Iudiciorum NERFINISHED
hasPart twelve books
historicalPeriod Early Middle Ages NERFINISHED
inception circa 654
influenced Castilian legal tradition
Fuero Real NERFINISHED
Iberian municipal fueros NERFINISHED
Siete Partidas NERFINISHED
medieval Spanish law
language Latin
legalPrinciple territorial law rather than personal law
legalSubject civil law
criminal law
ecclesiastical matters
family law
inheritance law
procedural law
property law
legalSystem Visigothic law
preservedIn medieval manuscripts
promulgatedBy Recceswinth NERFINISHED
region Iberian Peninsula
replaces earlier Visigothic law codes
usedIn Aragon NERFINISHED
Asturias NERFINISHED
Castile NERFINISHED
Christian kingdoms of northern Spain NERFINISHED
León NERFINISHED
Navarre NERFINISHED
usedUntil High Middle Ages NERFINISHED

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Lex Visigothorum alsoKnownAs Forum Iudicum
Liber Iudiciorum hasAlternativeName Forum Iudicum
Fuero Juzgo alsoKnownAs Forum Iudicum
this entity surface form: Forum Iudicum (in Latin tradition)