Statutum Walliae

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Statutum Walliae is the Latin name for the Statute of Rhuddlan, the 1284 royal ordinance by Edward I that established English rule and administrative structures in Wales.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constitutional document
royal ordinance
alsoKnownAs Statute of Rhuddlan NERFINISHED
appliesToTerritory Principality of Wales NERFINISHED
Wales NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of England
createdAdministrativeUnit county of Anglesey NERFINISHED
county of Caernarfon NERFINISHED
county of Cardigan NERFINISHED
county of Carmarthen NERFINISHED
county of Flint NERFINISHED
county of Merioneth NERFINISHED
dateOfEnactment 1284
definedStatusOf lands of the former Principality of Gwynedd
enactedBy Edward I of England NERFINISHED
establishedOffice Bailiffs in Welsh lordships
Coroners in Welsh counties
Justiciar of North Wales NERFINISHED
Justiciar of South Wales NERFINISHED
Sheriffs in Welsh counties
followedEvent Edward I’s conquest of Wales
death of Llywelyn ap Gruffudd
hasEnglishName Statute of Rhuddlan NERFINISHED
hasLatinName Statutum Walliae NERFINISHED
hasLongTermEffect laid foundations for later legal union of England and Wales
historicalPeriod reign of Edward I
introducedInstitution English-style boroughs in Wales
English-style county courts in Wales
issuedBy Edward I of England NERFINISHED
legalContinuity retained certain Welsh customary laws in local matters
legalLanguage French
Latin
Middle English
legalNature ordinance rather than parliamentary statute
legalStatus established English rule in Wales
legalSystemIntroduced English common law (with exceptions)
partOf English expansion into Wales
purpose to define the constitutional position of Wales within the English crown
to organize the governance of conquered Welsh territories
region Medieval Wales NERFINISHED
relatedTo Laws in Wales Acts 1535 and 1542 NERFINISHED
result integration of Wales into the English royal domain
introduction of English administration in Wales
seatOfProclamation Rhuddlan NERFINISHED
subjectMatter constitutional law
judicial organization
territorial administration
year 1284

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Statute of Rhuddlan alsoKnownAs Statutum Walliae