Editing Fuero (section)

==Aristocratic ''fueros''==
During the Reconquista, the feudal lords granted ''fueros'' to some ''[[villa (chartered town)|villa]]s'' and [[city|cities]], to encourage the colonization of the [[frontier]] and of commercial routes. These laws regulated the governance and the [[penal law|penal]], [[process law|process]] and [[Private law|civil]] aspects of the places. Often the ''fueros'' already codified for one place were granted to another, with small changes, instead of crafting a new redaction from scratch.

=== {{center|List of aristocratic ''fueros''}} ===
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<u>Date</u><br>
1125<br>
1127–47<br>
1129<br>
1133<br>
1145<br>
1147<br>
1152<br>
''c''. 1154<br>
1157<br>
1169<br>
1173<br>
1173<br>
1175<br>
1181<br>
1198<br>
1198
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<u>Grantor(s)</u><br>
[[Gutierre Fernández de Castro]] and Toda Díaz<br>
[[Pedro González de Lara]] and Eva<br>
Estefanía Sánchez<br>
[[Alfonso VII]]<br>
Íñigo Jiménez<br>
[[Osorio Martínez]] and Teresa Fernández<br>
María Fernández<br>
[[Manrique Pérez de Lara]]<br>
Martín and Elvira Pérez<br>
Sancha Ponce<br>
[[Ponce de Minerva]]<br>
Gonzalo, Constanza and Jimena Osorio<br>
Pedro Pérez and Fernando Cídez<br>
[[Ermengol VII of Urgell]]<br>
Gutierre Díaz<br>
[[Froila Ramírez]] and Sancha
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<u>Grantee(s)</u><br>
[[San Cebrián de Campos]]<br>
[[Tardajos]]<br>
[[Villarmildo]]<br>
[[Guadalajara, Spain|Guadalajara]]<br>
[[Yanguas]]<br>
[[Villalonso]] and [[Benafarces]]<br>
[[Castrocalbón]]<br>
[[Molina de Aragón|Molina]]<br>
[[Pozuelo de la Orden]]<br>
[[Villarratel]]<br>
[[Azaña (Spain)|Azaña]]<br>
[[Villalobos (Spain)|Villalobos]]<br>
[[Almaraz de Duero]]<br>
[[Barruecopardo]]<br>
[[Villavaruz de Ríoseco]]<br>
[[Cifuentes de Rueda]]
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