The Burgundian Code is a set of laws established by the Burgundian Kingdom in the early 6th century. It was created under the rule of King Gundobad and aimed to regulate various aspects of life, including property rights, family matters, and criminal justice. The code reflects a blend of Roman legal traditions and Germanic customs, showcasing the cultural influences of the time. This legal framework was significant in shaping the governance of the Burgundians, a group of Germanic tribes. The Burgundian Code also influenced later legal systems in medieval Europe, contributing to the development of laws in regions such as France and Italy.