The Judicial Code of Eleonora is a legal document established in the 13th century by Queen Eleonora of Sicily. It aimed to standardize laws and judicial procedures across her realm, promoting fairness and consistency in legal matters. The code addressed various aspects of civil and criminal law, reflecting the social norms and values of the time. This code is significant as it represents one of the earliest attempts to create a comprehensive legal framework in medieval Europe. It influenced later legal systems and contributed to the development of more organized governance in the region, paving the way for modern legal practices.