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Cartularies, as a category of books, refer to collections of charters or legal documents that were historically compiled by religious institutions, such as monasteries, or secular entities like noble families and municipalities. These documents typically include records of land grants, rights, privileges, and other legal transactions, serving as vital historical sources that provide insights into the social, economic, and political landscapes of the past. Cartularies are invaluable to historians and researchers for understanding the administrative practices, land ownership, and relationships between different societal entities during the medieval period. As a genre, books on cartularies might include translations, analyses, or reproductions of these original documents, often accompanied by scholarly commentary that contextualizes their significance within broader historical narratives.

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