In 1080, Pope Gregory VII called the council of Burgos, where it was agreed to unify the Latin rite in all Christian lands. In 1085, Toledo was reconquered and there was a subsequent attempt to reintroduce the ecumenical standards of Rome. The reaction of the Toledan people was such that the king refused to implement it, and in 1101 enacted the ""Fuero (Code of laws) of the Mozarabs"", which awarded them privileges. He specified that it applied only to the Castilians, Mozarabs, and Franks of the city.