The organized contadi. Administration and territoriality of "rural communities" in four districts of Lombardy (1210-1250 ca)

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Paolo Gabriele Nobili

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The paper deals with the evolution in the administrations of four Contadi in central and eastern cities of Lombardy (Bergamo, Brescia, Lodi and Mantova). It begins by examining the estate surveys that in the whole area start from the first two decades of the thirteenth century. These surveys will become instruments of knowledge of local territories. In addition it considers the legislation with which the city was seeking to build an active territoriality of the communities in the district. The district is also divided by cities into smaller administrative entities: the rural communities.

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Nobili, Paolo. 2013. “The Organized Contadi. Administration and Territoriality of "rural Communities" In Four Districts of Lombardy (1210-1250 Ca)”. Reti Medievali Journal 14 (1), 81-130. https://doi.org/10.6092/1593-2214/378.
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