the royal court of Edward III

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The royal court of Edward III was the political and cultural center of 14th-century England, known for its chivalric ideals, military campaigns like the early Hundred Years’ War, and the flourishing of English literature and courtly life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural center
political institution
royal court
associatedWith Order of the Garter
St George's Chapel, Windsor
Tower of London
Westminster Palace
Windsor Castle
founding of the Order of the Garter
country Kingdom of England
employs administrators
chamber knights
clerks
diplomats
heralds
minstrels
poets
royal chaplains
royal household officials
endTime 1377
followedBy royal court of Richard II
follows royal court of Edward II
hasActivity diplomatic receptions
feasts and banquets
holding parliaments
patronage of chroniclers
religious observances
royal councils
tournaments and jousts
hasCharacteristic aristocratic magnificence
centralized royal administration
chivalric ideals
courtly culture
diplomatic activity
elaborate tournaments
knightly orders
militarism
military planning center
patronage of literature
patronage of the arts
hasMember Alice Perrers
Edward the Black Prince
Geoffrey Chaucer
Henry of Grosmont
Jean Froissart
John of Gaunt
Lionel of Antwerp
Philippa of Hainault
Richard Bury
Richard FitzAlan, 10th Earl of Arundel
Thomas Bradwardine
Thomas of Woodstock
Walter Manny
William Montagu, 1st Earl of Salisbury
William de Bohun
William de Clinton
William of Wykeham
hasMonarch Edward III of England
headOfState Edward III of England
influenced courtly poetry in England
development of English chivalry
emergence of Middle English literature
ideology of English kingship
late medieval English aristocratic culture
influencedBy Arthurian legend
Burgundian chivalric traditions
Capetian French court culture
linked to: French royal court
languageUsed Anglo-Norman French
linked to: Anglo-Norman

Latin
Middle English
locatedIn England
London
linked to: London, England

Westminster
notableFor development of courtly life in England
display of royal magnificence
early successes in the Hundred Years' War
flourishing of English literature
promotion of the Order of the Garter
partOf Plantagenet dynasty
significantEvent Battle of Crécy planning
Battle of Poitiers planning
Black Prince's campaigns coordination
Edward III's claim to the French throne
early phase of the Hundred Years' War
startTime 1327
temporalCoverage 14th century

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Chaucer at the Court of Edward III depicts the royal court of Edward III
Thomas Hatfield participatedIn royal government of Edward III
subject linked to: Bishop Thomas Hatfield
linked to: the royal court of Edward III
King Edward II's royal council followedBy royal council of Edward III of England
linked to: the royal court of Edward III