What did Ladislaus's legislation punish with death or mutilation?
Violating property rights
Theft of livestock
Drunkenness
Non-attendance at church
Answer
Violating property rights was a serious offense in Ladislaus's kingdom, punishable by death or mutilation. This harsh legislation aimed to protect the property of the nobility and wealthy landowners, who held significant power and influence in society. By deterring theft and other property crimes, Ladislaus sought to maintain social order and stability within his realm.
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