- The
Salic law (/ˈsælɪk/ or /ˈseɪlɪk/; Latin: Lex salica), also
called the
Salian law, was the
ancient Frankish civil law code
compiled around AD 500 by...
- in a
specified order (e.g., male-preference primogeniture,
Salic primogeniture, semi-
Salic primogeniture).
Variations have
tempered the traditional, sole-beneficiary...
-
Salic Law is a
solitaire card game
using two
decks of 52
playing cards each. It is
named after the
Salic Law which prohibits women from
ascending to the...
- semi-
Salic law until recently is Luxembourg,
which changed to
absolute primogeniture in 2011.
Former monarchies that
operated under semi-
Salic law included...
- Carbonaria, a
region the
Franks later called Neustria, was
called the
Salic law.
Their dynasty, the Merovingians, were
named after Childeric's father...
-
Salic may
refer to:
Salian Franks, one of the
division of the
Franks Salic law, a
Frankish law code
Salian dynasty,
medieval German dynasty of Frankish...
-
Because of the
Salic law of succession, all
monarchs of
Hanover were male,
electors from 1692
until 1814 and
kings from 1814
until 1866.
Their wives were...
- of 15 solidi, as in the
Salic Law, but on that of 18 solidi, it is
clear that this part is
already influenced by the
Salic Law.
Chapters 32-64 are taken...
-
precedent for the
French royal succession that
would be
known as the
Salic law.
Philip restored somewhat good
relations with the
County of Flanders,...
- In
contract law, a
contract of
sale,
sales contract,
sales order, or
contract for
sale is a
legal contract for the
purchase of ****ets (goods or property)...
