Plantagenet court

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The Plantagenet court was the royal household and political center of the Plantagenet kings of England, renowned in the 12th and 13th centuries for its chivalric culture, legal reforms, and flourishing of literature and the arts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political institution
royal court
associatedWith Angevin Empire
chivalric tournaments
courtly love tradition
itinerant kingship
royal household administration
country Kingdom of England
culturalRole center of aristocratic education
center of diplomatic activity
center of legal innovation
endTime 15th century
followedBy Lancastrian royal court
linked to: English royal court
governedBy Plantagenet kings
hasPart chancery
linked to: Inns of Chancery

exchequer
linked to: the royal treasury

king’s council
royal chapel
royal household
historicalContext High Middle Ages
influenced courtly literature in Western Europe
development of English common law
languageUsed Anglo-Norman
Latin
Middle English
location Westminster
linked to: City of Westminster

Winchester
various royal castles in England
notableFor chivalric culture
legal reforms
patronage of literature
patronage of the arts
patron chroniclers
legal scholars
troubadours
politicalCenterOf Plantagenet kings of England
precededBy Norman royal court
residenceOf Edward I of England
Edward II of England
Edward III of England
Henry II of England
Henry III of England
John of England
Richard I of England
royalHouse House of Plantagenet
significantPeriod 12th century
13th century
startTime 12th century

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Marie de France associatedWith Plantagenet court
Wace associatedWith Plantagenet court