About “Catalogus baronum”
The Catalogus Baronum is a collection of registers that document the military obligations of the barons in the Kingdom of Sicily. Compiled in 1322 during the Angevin rule, it includes three separate registers from different periods and regions. While often seen as a military record, it also provides important insights into lordship, county organization, and royal administration. Scholars such as James Hill and Hervin Fernández-Aceves have studied the text, focusing on military recruitment and administration, as well as the structure of lordship and aristocratic power in the mainland provinces. (Summary adapted from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0.)
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