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- Lübeck_law abstract "The Lübeck law was the constitution of a municipal form of government developed at Lübeck, now in Schleswig-Holstein, after it was made a free city in 1226. The law provides for self-government. It replaced the personal rule of tribal monarchs descending from ancient times or the rule of the regional dukes and kings that had been established by Charlemagne. The latter held all of his aristocratic vassals personally responsible for the defence, health and welfare of the tribesmen settled on their estates, including the towns. The Lübeck Law in theory made the cities to which it applied independent of royalty.Lübeck set about spreading its form of government to other cities around the Baltic Sea. Eventually about 100 adopted a government based on the law. It still serves as a foundation for German town laws in many of those cities. Later in the 13th century, cities governed by the Lübeck Law formed into a powerful trade association, the Hanseatic League, which amounted to a confederacy with headquarters at Lübeck.An official Lübeck law transcript was never available or used until the revised edition of 1586 was printed by printer Johann Balhorn, but rather Lübeck was a leader in German cities giving rights to town citizens and overturning aristocratic privilege. This was the basis[citation needed] for the Dortmund code in Westphalia, the Goslar code in Saxony and the Magdeburg rights in East-Central and East European towns. References to 'German Law' in the Middle Ages mean laws sprung from the Lübeck law at root.[citation needed]".
- Lübeck_law wikiPageID "3031358".
- Lübeck_law wikiPageRevisionID "604414294".
- Lübeck_law subject Category:Hanseatic_League.
- Lübeck_law subject Category:History_of_Lübeck.
- Lübeck_law subject Category:Legal_history_of_Germany.
- Lübeck_law subject Category:Urban_planning_in_Germany.
- Lübeck_law comment "The Lübeck law was the constitution of a municipal form of government developed at Lübeck, now in Schleswig-Holstein, after it was made a free city in 1226. The law provides for self-government. It replaced the personal rule of tribal monarchs descending from ancient times or the rule of the regional dukes and kings that had been established by Charlemagne.".
- Lübeck_law label "Diritti di Lubecca".
- Lübeck_law label "Lei de Lübeck".
- Lübeck_law label "Lübeck law".
- Lübeck_law label "Lübisches Recht".
- Lübeck_law label "Prawo lubeckie".
- Lübeck_law label "Любекское право".
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- Lübeck_law sameAs Lübisches_Recht.
- Lübeck_law sameAs Diritti_di_Lubecca.
- Lübeck_law sameAs Prawo_lubeckie.
- Lübeck_law sameAs Lei_de_Lübeck.
- Lübeck_law sameAs Q686235.
- Lübeck_law sameAs Q686235.
- Lübeck_law wasDerivedFrom Lübeck_law?oldid=604414294.