Tribunal de las Aguas

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According to English Wikipedia, the Water Tribunal of the Plain of Valencia was founded during the reigns of the Caliphs Abd-ar-Rahman III and Al-Hakam II, in 960 CE, as an institution of justice to settle disputes over irrigation water. It is made up of one representative (síndic) from each of nine Irrigation Communities, one of whom serves a two-year term as president. It meets every Thursday at Casa Vestidor on Plaça de la Mare de Déu in Valencia, and in 2009 was inscribed by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage alongside the Council of Wise Men of the plain of Murcia.

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• 960

  founding year(valencia water tribunal)

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  attributed founding under Caliphs Abd-ar-Rahman III and Al-Hakam II

• 2,009

  unesco inscription year(valencia water tribunal)

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• 9 count

  irrigation communities count(valencia water tribunal)

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