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pillories and Charters of the current County of Figueira da Foz

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The Figueira never had a charter, but had Pelourinho - which is classified and protected as a "National Monument" - rather late in the year that the village was elevated -1771 (time D. I-Joseph Marquis de Pombal).

Buarcos of relevance oldest, had a first charter in 1342 (D. Afonso IV), and a second, D. Manuel, in 1516.

http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ficheiro:Buarcos_-_Daniel_Meisner, _ca_1625.jpg

footprint Buarcos As there was another Vila, of Round , there are two pillories: the "High Angle" - in the Round - and "Low" - the Buarcos itself.

Pillory Round

http://anibaljosedematos.blogspot.com/

Pillory Buarcos

http://www.igogo.pt/ pillory-of-Buarcos /

Tavarede and Quiaios also had their letter of charter: Tavarede in 1516, by D. Manuel; Quiaios in 1514, by the same monarch. None have pillory.

Provincial Quiaios, 1514 - excerpt (School Library)

http://tavaredehistorias.blogspot.com/2009/07/tavarede.html

To learn more I urge you to make two excellent visits:

http://www.juntatavarede.pt / historia.htm

http://figueiravirtual.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=24&Itemid=91

On the south side of the County Highlights has to go to the old Couto Lavos: had a first charter in 1217 (D. Afonso II) and a "new" (from the reign of King Manuel) in 1519. Lavos has pillory.

To learn more about Lavos:
http://www.freguesias.pt/portal/apresentacao_freguesia.php?cod=060506