- An
elizate (Basque pronunciation: [elis̻ate]), (Spanish: anteiglesia) is an
early form of
local government in the
Basque Country which was particularly...
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Basque Country,
northern Spain. Arexola,
elizate Azkoaga,
elizate Barajuen,
elizate Etxaguen,
elizate Gantzaga,
elizate Ibarra,
capital and main po****tion...
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Zaldibar (in
Basque and officially, in Spanish: Zaldívar) is an
elizate, town and muni****lity
located in the
province of Biscay, in the
Basque Country...
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church door in a
meeting called elizate (or
anteiglesia in Spanish) to
debate and
decide on
local issues. An
elizate in turn
would elect someone to represent...
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Mallabia (in
Basque and officially, in Spanish: Mallavia) is an
elizate, town and muni****lity
located in the
province of Biscay, in the
Basque Country...
- from
those of the rest of
feudal Europe. Some
aspects of this
include the
elizate tradition where local house-owners met in
front of the
church to elect...
- new town on the
right bank of the Nervión river, on the
grounds of the
elizate of Begoña and
granted it the
fuero of Logroño, a
compilation of rights...
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Abando was
originally an
elizate and also a muni****lity
until 1876, when part of it was
annexed to Bilbao, the rest of the
elizate's muni****l land was integrated...
-
Mount Artxanda and
Mount Bandera on the north.
Deusto was
originally an
elizate and also a muni****lity
until 1925 when it was
completely annexed by Bilbao...
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organized into 72
elizates,
grouped in six merindades. Each
elizate had a
representation in the
Juntas Generales.
Merindad of
Busturia (26
elizates): Mundaka...
