1231 AD
Constitutions of Melfi or Liber Augustalis
Law & constitutions · Codificación, administración y monarquía
In 1231 Frederick II promulgated a collection for the Kingdom of Sicily regulating relations between public powers and inhabitants, administration, and social matters. It strengthened royal legislation in one kingdom without implying status equality or eliminating local legal pluralism.
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- scuolamedicasalernitana.cultura.gov.it (opens in a new tab)
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- 2026-09-23
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