medieval law JUST WRITTEN FOR YOU
/ˈmɛdɪvəl ˈloʊ/ · me·di·val ·law
noun
- A system of laws and regulations that governed society in medieval Europe. The medieval law of the land was based on the feudal system, where lords held power over their vassals.
adjective
- Relating to the laws and customs of medieval Europe. The medieval law of evidence was based on the principle of oaths and oral testimony.
Did you know? Medieval law played a significant role in shaping modern Western law, with many of its principles and concepts still influencing contemporary legal systems.