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The Little Lexicon of Croatian Legal History 1.0 CHAIR OF HISTORY OF CROATIAN LAW AND STATE UNIVERSITY OF ZAGREB, FACULTY OF LAW MIROSLAV KRLEŽA INSTITUTE OF LEXICOGRAPHY THE LITTLE LEXICON OF CROATIAN LEGAL HISTORY 1.0 prepared by Filip Hameršak translated by Boris Blažina ZAGREB, JUNE 2013 The Little Lexicon of Croatian Legal History INTRODUCTORY NOTES The Little Lexicon of Croatian Legal History was envisioned as a learning aid for the students of undergraduate and postgraduate courses of the Chair of History of Croatian Law and State at the University of Zagreb’s Faculty of Law. The goal is to facilitate the study of exam materials through a succinct, systematic and methodologically adapted lexicographic elaboration of selected topics, especially those parts that have thus far proved harder to understand. This stage of our work encompasses terms that concern the history of legal history and legal education, the constitutional and territorial framework, the institutions of authority and social structure, and legal systems, institutions and concepts. Our future goal is to, through the analysis of legal and political acts, parties and organizations, notable individuals and families, expand The Little Lexicon of Croatian Legal History into a complete reference publication. The basis of the Little Lexicon is comprised of selected legal history articles by the authors, Dalibor Čepulo, Marino Jureković, Mirela Krešić and Nella Lonza, produced and linguistically and lexicographically edited for the Pravni leksikon (Lexicon of Law) of the Miroslav Krleža Institute of Lexicography (Zagreb 2007; chief editor Vladimir Pezo). I offer my sincere thanks to the aforementioned authors, as well as the Director of the Institute of Lexicography, Bruno Kragić, for their cooperation. Dalibor Čepulo READERS’ INSTRUCTIONS In order to facilitate easier navigation, the articles are arranged alphabetically, and can also be found through pressing »Ctrl+f« on the keyboard. The topical- chronological list of entries is intended for those who wish to learn certain related terms, or their development through time, in a more systematic manner. It includes the following categories: a) history of legal history and © Copyright – sva prava pridržana The Little Lexicon of Croatian Legal History legal education, b) constitutional and territorial framework, c) institutions of authority and d) social structure, legal systems, institutions and concepts. As far as it was possible (as some terms fit under more than one category), the terms were ordered from the oldest to the newest (i.e. from the feudal to the civic) in all categories except a). The criterion of relationship to the central, regional or local levels of authority was added for categories b), c) and d), while the criterion of affiliation to the legislative-representative, executive (administrative) or judicial function of authority was added for category c). In addition, the entries in category d) are mostly listed from social structure to normativity in the narrower sense, or from public to private law. Filip Hameršak TOPICAL-CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF ENTRIES (including the most frequent original abbreviations) A) HISTORY OF LEGAL HISTORY AND LEGAL EDUCATION legal history faculty of law Political and Cameral Studies in the Kingdoms of Dalmatia, Croatia and Slavonia Royal Academy of Sciences in Zagreb Royal Academy of Law in Zagreb B) CONSTITUTIONAL AND TERRITORIAL FRAMEWORK Medieval Croatia Medieval Slavonia Dalmatia Dalmatian towns Military Border Istria Rijeka Republic of Ragusa/Dubrovnik Illyrian Provinces State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs Yugoslavia Kingdom (Kraljevstvo) of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes Kingdom (Kraljevina) of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes Kingdom of Yugoslavia Banovina of Croatia © Copyright – sva prava pridržana The Little Lexicon of Croatian Legal History Independent State of Croatia (NDH) Democratic Federal Yugoslavia (DFJ) Federal People’s Republic of Yugoslavia (FNRJ) Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRJ) Primorje League Bosnian pashalik/eyalet Vojvodina C) INSTITUTIONS OF AUTHORITY Croatian Sabor Hungaro-Croatian Diet Imperial Diet National Council of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs (NV SHS) Provisional Assembly of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes Anti-Fascist National Liberation Council of Yugoslavia (AVNOJ) Anti-Fascist Council of the National Liberation of Croatia (ZAVNOH) ban viceban ban’s viceregent protonotary herceg palatine Croatian Royal Conference Croatian Royal Council Ban’s Council dicastery Court Chancellery regency Provincial Government of Croatia, Slavonia and Dalmatia Hungaro-Croatian Government National Committee of the Liberation of Yugoslavia (NKOJ) Major Council Minor Council Dalmatian Diet Istrian Diet doge provisor podesta sindicus adlatus bishop of Nin prior commune free royal towns manor sudčija national liberation committees (NOO) © Copyright – sva prava pridržana The Little Lexicon of Croatian Legal History pristav iudex curiae octaval court Ban’s Court Table of Seven manorial court D) SOCIAL STRUCTURE, LEGAL SYSTEMS, INSTITUTIONS AND CONCEPTS feudalism Hungaro-Slavonian feudal system patrimonial state fief state state of estates regalian rights estates of the realm feudal nobility barones regni magnates prelates predial tenants armalist virilists charter of enfeoffment majorat praedium fief allodium terrier ius resistendi iobagiones banderium serf serf’s land krajiška baština tithe gornica marturina toll zalaznina ius primae noctis plemenština bona acquisita bona avitica bona empticia paterna paternis materna maternis judgment of God court duel © Copyright – sva prava pridržana The Little Lexicon of Croatian Legal History statute law capitularies colonate libellum entega collegantia iura regni municipal rights Croatian Historical State Rights Holy Crown decreta regni gravamina et postulata instructio preliminary sanction insurrectio domicile tavernical law Hungarian-Croatian private law Corpus iuris Hungarici Tripartite Code trialism curial electoral system in Austria-Hungary legal areas of Yugoslavia customary law communal household moba sprega supona ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ENTRIES (including the most frequent original abbreviations) adlatus allodium Anti-Fascist Council of the National Liberation of Croatia (ZAVNOH) Anti-Fascist National Liberation Council of Yugoslavia (AVNOJ) armalist AVNOJ → Anti-Fascist National Liberation Council of Yugoslavia ban Ban’s Council Ban’s Court ban’s viceregent banderium Banovina of Croatia barones regni bishop of Nin bona acquisita © Copyright – sva prava pridržana The Little Lexicon of Croatian Legal History bona avitica bona empticia Bosnian pashalik/eyalet capitularies charter of enfeoffment collegantia colonate communal household commune Corpus iuris Hungarici Court Chancellery court duel Croatian Historical State Rights Croatian Royal Conference Croatian Royal Council Croatian Sabor curial electoral system in Austria-Hungary customary law Dalmatia Dalmatian Diet Dalmatian towns decreta regni Democratic Federal Yugoslavia (DFJ) DFJ → Democratic Federal Yugoslavia dicastery doge domicile entega estates of the realm faculty of law Federal People’s Republic of Yugoslavia (FNRJ) feudal nobility feudalism fief fief state FNRJ → Federal People’s Republic of Yugoslavia free royal towns gornica gravamina et postulata herceg Holy Crown Hungaro-Croatian Diet Hungaro-Croatian Government Hungaro-Croatian private law Hungaro-Slavonian feudal system Illyrian Provinces Imperial Diet Independent State of Croatia (NDH) instructio insurrectio iobagiones Istria Istrian Diet iudex curiae iura regni ius primae noctis ius resistendi © Copyright – sva prava pridržana The Little Lexicon of Croatian Legal History judgment of God Kingdom (Kraljevina) of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes Kingdom (Kraljevstvo) of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes Kingdom of Yugoslavia krajiška baština legal areas of Yugoslavia legal history libellum magnates Major Council majorat manor manorial court marturina Medieval Croatia Medieval Slavonia Military Border Minor Council moba municipal rights National Committee of the Liberation of Yugoslavia (NKOJ) National Council of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs (NV SHS) national liberation committees (NOO) NDH → Independent State of Croatia NKOJ → National Committee of the Liberation of Yugoslavia NOO → national liberation committees NV SHS → National Council of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs octaval court palatine paterna paternis materna maternis patrimonial state plemenština podesta Political and Cameral Studies in the Kingdoms of Dalmatia, Croatia and Slavonia praedium predial tenants prelates preliminary sanction Primorje League prior pristav protonotary Provincial Government of Croatia, Slavonia and Dalmatia Provisional Assembly of the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes provisor regalian rights regency Republic of Ragusa/Dubrovnik Rijeka Royal Academy of Law in Zagreb Royal Academy of Sciences in Zagreb serf serf’s land SFRJ → Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia sindicus © Copyright – sva prava pridržana The Little Lexicon of Croatian Legal History Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRJ) sprega state of estates State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs statute law sudčija supona Table of Seven tavernical law terrier tithe toll trialism Tripartite Code viceban virilists Vojvodina Yugoslavia zalaznina © Copyright – sva prava pridržana The Little Lexicon of Croatian Legal History adlatus (Lat.: by one’s side), aide, adjutant, lieutenant, advisor, deputy; in Austria-Hungary, the title of state governors in the Austr. part and the Hungarian Minister and Royal
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