Portuguese royal court in Lisbon

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The Portuguese royal court in Lisbon was the political and ceremonial center of the Portuguese monarchy, where the king, queen, and nobility resided and governed the kingdom.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political institution
royal court
associatedWithBuilding Paço da Ribeira
Royal Palace of Lisbon
capitalCity Lisbon
ceremonialFunction site of court festivals
site of diplomatic receptions
site of royal ceremonies
country Kingdom of Portugal
governed Portuguese colonies
Portuguese overseas empire
linked to: Portuguese Empire
governmentFunction center of royal administration
seat of royal council
venue for royal audiences
hadInstitution royal chancery
royal chapel
royal council
royal household
historicalEvent Lisbon earthquake of 1755
historicalPeriod 18th century
Early modern period
linked to: Early Modern period

Middle Ages
influenced Portuguese art
Portuguese culture
Portuguese literature
Portuguese politics
languageUsed Portuguese
locatedIn Kingdom of Portugal
Lisbon
patronOf artists
musicians
writers
reasonForTransfer Napoleonic invasions of Portugal
relatedDate 1807
relatedEvent transfer of Portuguese court to Rio de Janeiro
religion Roman Catholicism
residenceOf Portuguese high nobility
Portuguese monarch
Portuguese royal family
king of Portugal
linked to: King of Portugal

queen of Portugal
servedAs ceremonial center of the Portuguese monarchy
political center of the Portuguese monarchy
socialRole center of aristocratic life in Portugal
usedBy House of Aviz
House of Braganza
House of Habsburg

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Eleanor of Viseu associatedWith Portuguese royal court in Lisbon
Portuguese Regency Government replaces Government of the Kingdom of Portugal under John VI in Lisbon
linked to: Portuguese royal court in Lisbon