Household below stairs

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The "Household below stairs" was the domestic and service staff section of the royal household of Charles II of England, responsible for the day-to-day running and practical operations of the court.

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Label Occurrences
Household below stairs canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf domestic service organization
section of royal household
appliesToPeriod reign of Charles II of England
country Kingdom of England
employer Charles II of England
endTime 1685
fieldOfWork court administration
domestic service
governedBy royal household officers
hasFunction maintenance of royal residences
management of household logistics
provisioning the royal household
support of royal ceremonies
hasPart domestic staff
service staff
hierarchicalPosition subordinate to Household above stairs
historicalContext Restoration England
linked to: Stuart period
languageOfWork English
location English royal palaces
Hampton Court Palace
Whitehall Palace
linked to: Palace of Whitehall
namedAfter spatial division below the principal floors of the palace
opposedTo Household above stairs
partOf Royal Household of Charles II of England
Royal Household of the Restoration court
responsibleFor day-to-day running of the royal court
practical operations of the royal court
staffedBy artisans
clerks
craftsmen
laborers
servants
startTime 1660
uses royal household ordinances

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

Household of Charles II of England hasPart Household below stairs
Household of Charles I of England hasPart Household below stairs