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Upper Bavarian law code
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Upper Bavarian law code

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    …at his disposal, and the Upper Bavarian law code of 1346 (first formulated about 1335) remains a monument to these efforts. For, while Charles IV did what he could to erase Louis’s memory within the empire, Charles’s famous edict, the Golden Bull of 1356, represents only the final codification of…

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