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The first proper recoded code of law comes from Egypt around 3000 BC, certainly by the time of the fifth dynasty, there were robust legal principles in place, they were guided by the spiritual principle of truth Ma'at which guided the application of justice whether you were highborn and wealthy or someone's servant. In theory, you had received the same justice, the same truth.

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It was created by Hammurabi, king of Babylon, it is the oldest known set of laws, and contains approximately 282 law where codified and inscribed upon huge stone pillars.

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Laws that God created for the people of Israel, that were passed through Moses, which contained 613 laws (365 negative & 248 positive), the moral code, the social code, and the ceremonial code.

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Roman Law consisted of public and private law, and it concerned with the relationships between people, their legal actions, and their rights, which then developed and held sway over the entire Roman Empire.

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In the sixth century AD, the eastern empire effectively became the Byzantium Empire, the Emperor who oversaw this change was Justinian I (also known as Justinian the Great), he looked back to the Golden Age of Roman law and recorded them in his Corpus Juris Civilis or Body of Civil Law.

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The early rulers of the Zhou dynasty issued or enforced laws that already exemplified the values of a primogeniture regime, most notable of which is filial piety.