Benedictine monastery of Westminster

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The Benedictine monastery of Westminster was a major medieval English religious community and monastic complex that later evolved into the famed Westminster Abbey in London.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Benedictine monastery
medieval religious community
monastic complex
associatedWith City of Westminster NERFINISHED
English monarchy NERFINISHED
associatedWithDiocese Diocese of London NERFINISHED
countryDuringExistence Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
dedicatedTo Apostle Peter
surface form: Saint Peter
developedInto Westminster Abbey NERFINISHED
era Middle Ages
followsRule Rule of Saint Benedict NERFINISHED
function landed estate management
manuscript production
monastic worship
religious education
governedBy Abbot of Westminster NERFINISHED
monastic chapter
hasArchitecturalStyle Gothic architecture NERFINISHED
Romanesque architecture NERFINISHED
hasBuilding chapter house
cloister
dormitory
refectory
hasClericalStatus abbey
hasPrimaryBuilding abbey church
hasSite site of present-day Westminster Abbey
heritageStatusOfSite UNESCO World Heritage Site NERFINISHED
influenced development of Westminster Abbey
knownFor religious influence in medieval England
royal ceremonies
scholarly activity
languageOfLiturgy Latin
locatedIn London NERFINISHED
Westminster NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Kingdom of England NERFINISHED
locatedInPresentDayCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
locatedNear Thames
surface form: River Thames
monasticOrderType black monks
observedVows chastity
obedience
poverty
partOf Westminster Abbey NERFINISHED
medieval English church
primaryEconomicBase agricultural estates
urban rents
region Middlesex (historic county) NERFINISHED
religion Roman Catholicism
religiousOrder Order of Saint Benedict NERFINISHED

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Westminster Abbey archives archivesOf Benedictine monastery of Westminster