As part of a terrible literary pun, a (*) blind character from this city appears in The Name of the Rose.
A document promulgated in this city included stipulations granting a certain people forty days of rest and one gold coin per year; that document also mandated biweekly Christianity tests but permitted customary dances to take place. This city was later the location of a failed siege during which the masterful defense of Jean-Louis Dubreton forced the Duke of Wellington to withdraw. This city, which gave its name to the first set of laws governing the treatment of North American native peoples, is the former capital of a polity which was later governed from Valladolid. Its Gothic cathedral is the burial place of El Cid. As part of a terrible literary pun, a (*) blind character from this city appears in The Name of the Rose. For 10 points, identify this Castilian city whose name Umberto Eco thinks sounds similar to the surname of the author of "The Library of Babel."
A document promulgated in this city included stipulations granting a certain people forty days of rest and one gold coin per year; that document also mandated biweekly Christianity tests but permitted customary dances to take place.
Burgos (accept Laws of Burgos or Jorge of Burgos)