Capitulare de villis

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The Capitulare de villis is a Carolingian royal ordinance, traditionally attributed to Charlemagne, that sets out detailed regulations for the management and administration of royal estates in the early Middle Ages.

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Carolingian capitularies 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Carolingian capitulary
administrative regulation
legal text
royal ordinance
attributedTo Charlemagne NERFINISHED
concerns administration of royal domains
agricultural production
craft production on estates
estate officials
forests and woodland use
livestock management
management of royal estates
orchards and gardens
royal household provisioning
royal revenues
storage and accounting of produce
vineyards and wine production
dateOfComposition early 9th century
late 8th century
hasTitleInLatin Capitulare de villis vel curtis imperii NERFINISHED
historicalContext Carolingian reforms NERFINISHED
royal estate policy of Charlemagne
historicalPeriod early Middle Ages
language Latin
mentions beekeeping
fruit trees
horse breeding
list of plants to be cultivated
medicinal herbs
sheep and wool production
swine herding
vegetable gardens
placeOfOrigin Carolingian Empire NERFINISHED
possibleAuthor Charlemagne NERFINISHED
preservedIn medieval manuscript tradition
regulates collection of rents and dues
duties of estate stewards
duties of iudices
duties of villici
maintenance of buildings and tools
record‑keeping on estates
transport of goods to the royal court
treatment of dependants and servants
scholarlyField agrarian history
legal history
medieval studies
usedAsSourceFor economic history of the early Middle Ages
history of Carolingian administration
history of medieval agriculture

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Carolingian liturgical reforms usesInstrument Capitulare de villis
this entity surface form: Carolingian capitularies