The Royal Prosecutor, the Scribe and the Feudal Lord, from 'Capbreu de Clayra et de Millas' 1292

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"The Royal Prosecutor, the Scribe and the Feudal Lord" is a medieval illustration from the 'Capbreu de Cerdanya i de Millars' (also known as 'Capbreu de Claira et de Millas'), a manuscript dating back to 1292. The capbreu, a term of Catalan origin, refers to a type of medieval land registry document that recorded the properties and rights of feudal lords, including the dues and services owed by the vassals. This particular illustration is an important historical artifact, providing insight into the feudal system of the time, as well as the roles and relationships between different societal figures within the system.

The artwork depicts three central figures representative of the feudal hierarchy: the royal prosecutor, the scribe, and the feudal lord. The royal prosecutor, an official representing the interests of the crown, is likely shown in the act of overseeing the proceedings to ensure the interests of the monarchy are maintained. The scribe, an essential figure in medieval administration, is responsible for the meticulous recording of the transactions and declarations being made, a task that required a high level of literacy and legal knowledge. The feudal lord, whose authority over the land and its inhabitants is being documented, represents the local power structure and the system of land tenure that defined medieval society.

The 'Capbreu de Cerdanya i de Millars' is a valuable source for historians and scholars studying the social, economic, and legal aspects of the medieval period in the region that today straddles the border between France and Spain. The illustration itself, while anonymous, is a testament to the artistic skill and attention to detail of the period's manuscript illuminators, who often went unnamed in their contributions to the preservation of historical records.

As a visual document, "The Royal Prosecutor, the Scribe and the Feudal Lord" not only serves as a historical record but also as a piece of art that reflects the cultural and societal norms of the late 13th century. Its preservation and study provide a window into the past, offering a tangible connection to the administrative and legal practices of medieval Europe.

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