Household of Charles I of England

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The Household of Charles I of England was the royal domestic and administrative establishment that organized the king’s court life, personal service, and ceremonial functions during his reign in the early to mid-17th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf court of a monarch ⓘ
royal household ⓘ
appliesToPerson Charles I of England ⓘ
country Kingdom of England ⓘ
endTime 1649 ⓘ
followedBy Household of Charles II of England ⓘ
follows Household of James I of England ⓘ
hasPart Almoner ⓘ
Apothecaries to the King ⓘ
Attorney General (as law officer of the Crown) ⓘ
Bedchamber ⓘ
Board of Green Cloth ⓘ
Cellar ⓘ
Chamber ⓘ
Chapel Royal ⓘ
Choir of the Chapel Royal ⓘ
linked to: Chapel Royal choir

Clerk of the Kitchen ⓘ
Clerks of the Closet ⓘ
Clerks of the Green Cloth ⓘ
Coachmen ⓘ
Cofferer of the Household ⓘ
Court players and masquers ⓘ
Court poets ⓘ
Equerries ⓘ
Farriers of the Stable ⓘ
Gentlemen Pensioners ⓘ
linked to: Gentlemen at Arms

Gentlemen Ushers ⓘ
Gentlemen of the Bedchamber ⓘ
Gentlemen of the Horse ⓘ
Gentlemen of the Privy Chamber ⓘ
Groom of the Stool ⓘ
Grooms of the Bedchamber ⓘ
Grooms of the Chamber ⓘ
Grooms of the Chamber to the Queen ⓘ
Grooms of the Stable ⓘ
linked to: Master of the Horse

Harbingers ⓘ
Heralds ⓘ
Household above stairs ⓘ
Household below stairs ⓘ
Household of the Duke of York (James, later James II) ⓘ
Household of the Prince of Wales ⓘ
Household of the Prince of Wales (Charles, later Charles II) ⓘ
Household of the Princess Royal ⓘ
Household of the Queen Consort ⓘ
Household of younger royal children ⓘ
Keeper of the Privy Purse ⓘ
Keepers of the Game ⓘ
Keepers of the Ordnance (in a court capacity) ⓘ
Keepers of the Parks ⓘ
King's Chaplains ⓘ
King's Counsel (as royal legal advisers) ⓘ
King's Musick ⓘ
Kitchen ⓘ
Ladies-in-waiting to the Queen ⓘ
Lord Almoner ⓘ
Lord Chamberlain of the Household ⓘ
Lord Keeper of the Great Seal (as court officer) ⓘ
Lord Steward of the Household ⓘ
Maids of Honour to the Queen ⓘ
linked to: Maids of Honour

Master of the Buckhounds ⓘ
Master of the Ceremonies ⓘ
Master of the Children of the Chapel Royal ⓘ
Master of the Hawks ⓘ
Master of the Horse ⓘ
Master of the Horse to the Queen ⓘ
Master of the Revels ⓘ
linked to: Lord Chamberlain

Master of the Wardrobe ⓘ
Messengers of the Chamber ⓘ
Office of Works ⓘ
Pages of Honour ⓘ
Pages of the Backstairs ⓘ
Pages of the Bedchamber ⓘ
Physicians to the King ⓘ
Porters of the Gate ⓘ
Porters of the Household ⓘ
Postmasters ⓘ
Privy Chamber ⓘ
Pursuivants ⓘ
linked to: Pursuivant

Queen's Almoner ⓘ
linked to: Lord High Almoner

Queen's Almoner and Sub-Almoner ⓘ
linked to: Assistant Almoner

Queen's Chamberers ⓘ
Queen's Chamberers and Laundresses ⓘ
Queen's Chaplains ⓘ
Queen's Chaplains and Confessors ⓘ
Queen's Cofferer ⓘ
Queen's Gentlemen Ushers ⓘ
Queen's Grooms of the Chamber ⓘ
Queen's Master of the Horse ⓘ
Queen's Master of the Jewel House ⓘ
Queen's Master of the Revels ⓘ
Queen's Master of the Robes ⓘ
Queen's Master of the Wardrobe ⓘ
Queen's Musicians ⓘ
Queen's Musicians and Singers ⓘ
linked to: Queen's Musicians

Queen's Pages and Footmen ⓘ
Queen's Physicians ⓘ
Queen's Physicians and Surgeons ⓘ
linked to: Queen's Physicians

Queen's Treasurer of the Household ⓘ
Royal Mews ⓘ
Royal Wardrobe ⓘ
Royal armoury staff ⓘ
Royal gardeners ⓘ
Royal grooms of the chamber to the Queen ⓘ
Royal huntsmen ⓘ
Royal librarians ⓘ
Royal painters ⓘ
Secretary of State (as court officer) ⓘ
Serjeant of the Armoury ⓘ
Serjeant of the Bakehouse ⓘ
Serjeant of the Buttery ⓘ
Serjeant of the Carriages ⓘ
Serjeant of the Cellar ⓘ
Serjeant of the Chandry ⓘ
Serjeant of the Confectionery ⓘ
Serjeant of the Ewery ⓘ
Serjeant of the Jewel House ⓘ
Serjeant of the Larder ⓘ
Serjeant of the Laundry ⓘ
Serjeant of the Pantry ⓘ
Serjeant of the Pastry ⓘ
Serjeant of the Poultry ⓘ
Serjeant of the Poultry Yard ⓘ
Serjeant of the Robes ⓘ
Serjeant of the Scullery ⓘ
Serjeant of the Tents and Pavilions ⓘ
Serjeant of the Woodyard ⓘ
Serjeant-at-Arms ⓘ
Serjeants-at-Law (as ceremonial officers) ⓘ
linked to: serjeant-at-law

Solicitor General (as law officer of the Crown) ⓘ
Stables ⓘ
Surgeons to the King ⓘ
Treasurer of the Household ⓘ
Trumpeters ⓘ
Watermen of the Household ⓘ
Yeomen of the Bows ⓘ
Yeomen of the Buttery ⓘ
Yeomen of the Cellar ⓘ
Yeomen of the Ewery ⓘ
Yeomen of the Guard ⓘ
Yeomen of the Guard (bodyguard) ⓘ
Yeomen of the Kitchen ⓘ
Yeomen of the Laundry ⓘ
Yeomen of the Mouth ⓘ
Yeomen of the Pantry ⓘ
Yeomen of the Removing Wardrobe ⓘ
Yeomen of the Scullery ⓘ
location Hampton Court Palace ⓘ
Palace of Holyroodhouse ⓘ
St James's Palace ⓘ
Whitehall Palace ⓘ
linked to: Palace of Whitehall

Windsor Castle ⓘ
namedAfter Charles I of England ⓘ
partOf English royal court ⓘ
startTime 1625 ⓘ

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Household of Charles II of England → follows → Household of Charles I of England ⓘ
Household of Oliver Cromwell → replaced → Royal Household of Charles I ⓘ
linked to: Household of Charles I of England
Household of Charles I of England → follows → Household of James I of England ⓘ
linked to: Household of Charles I of England