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COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER 3 OF THE ULOZHENIE: The Sovereign's Palace Court. (A Law to Ensure) That there Will be No Misconduct or Fighting by Anyone at the Sovereign's Palace Court.

COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER 3 OF THE ULOZHENIE: The Sovereign's Palace Court. (A Law to Ensure) That... C O M M E N T A R I E S COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER 3 OF THE ULOZHENIE: The Sovereign's Palace Court. [A Law to Ensure] That there Will be No Misconduct or Fighting by Anyone at the Sovereign's Palace Court. Richard Hellie (Chicago, IL, U.S.A.) Chapter 3 o f the Ulozhenie continues the logical organization o f the code from the sublime (God) to the mundane (alcohol and tobacco). Having dealt with the issue o f the tsar in chapter 2, chapter 3 then moves to the issue o f protecting the ruler's immediate environment, the tsar's palace court. Most o f the provisions o f chapter 3, like those o f chapters 1 and 2, are borrowed from chapter 1, articles 9 and 10, o f the Lithuanian Statute o f 1588, and adapted to Muscovite conditions. (The title o f chapter 3 o f the Ulozhenie is very close to the title o f article 9 o f the Statute, with the addition o f the word draki, which is very close to brani, "fighting.") Prior to 1649, Muscovite law had not been concerned with such issues. A r t . 1 tries to http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Russian History Brill

COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER 3 OF THE ULOZHENIE: The Sovereign's Palace Court. (A Law to Ensure) That there Will be No Misconduct or Fighting by Anyone at the Sovereign's Palace Court.

Hellie, Richard
Russian History , Volume 17 (1): 65 – Jan 1, 1990
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© 1990 Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, The Netherlands
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0094-288X
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10.1163/187633190X01001
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C O M M E N T A R I E S COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER 3 OF THE ULOZHENIE: The Sovereign's Palace Court. [A Law to Ensure] That there Will be No Misconduct or Fighting by Anyone at the Sovereign's Palace Court. Richard Hellie (Chicago, IL, U.S.A.) Chapter 3 o f the Ulozhenie continues the logical organization o f the code from the sublime (God) to the mundane (alcohol and tobacco). Having dealt with the issue o f the tsar in chapter 2, chapter 3 then moves to the issue o f protecting the ruler's immediate environment, the tsar's palace court. Most o f the provisions o f chapter 3, like those o f chapters 1 and 2, are borrowed from chapter 1, articles 9 and 10, o f the Lithuanian Statute o f 1588, and adapted to Muscovite conditions. (The title o f chapter 3 o f the Ulozhenie is very close to the title o f article 9 o f the Statute, with the addition o f the word draki, which is very close to brani, "fighting.") Prior to 1649, Muscovite law had not been concerned with such issues. A r t . 1 tries to

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Published: Jan 1, 1990

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