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.

All labels observed (3)

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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