Pages of the Emperor

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Pages of the Emperor were young noble attendants serving in ceremonial and personal roles within Napoleon’s imperial household.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Napoleonic institution
court office
household position
ageRange adolescents and young adults
associatedWithEvent Napoleonic Wars NERFINISHED
compensation maintenance and education at imperial expense
composedOf young noblemen
country French Empire NERFINISHED
disestablished 1814
duty accompany the emperor in public ceremonies
assist the emperor in personal service
assist with the emperor’s wardrobe and equipment
carry messages and orders within the imperial household
participate in imperial processions
serve as mounted escorts on certain occasions
endCause fall of Napoleon I
gender male
hasType pages of the chamber
pages of the palace
pages of the stables
historicalPeriod First French Empire NERFINISHED
inception early 19th century
location Saint-Cloud Palace NERFINISHED
Tuileries Palace NERFINISHED
partOf Imperial Household of Napoleon I NERFINISHED
purpose bind the nobility to the imperial regime
train young nobles for military and administrative careers
religionContext predominantly Roman Catholic environment
role ceremonial attendant
court page
personal attendant
selectionCriterion good education
loyalty of family to the Napoleonic regime
noble birth
served Napoleon I NERFINISHED
socialClassRequirement nobility
status honorific position
subordinateTo Grand Chamberlain NERFINISHED
Grand Marshal of the Palace NERFINISHED
Grand Écuyer (Master of the Horse) NERFINISHED
successor royal pages under the Bourbon Restoration
training administrative skills
court etiquette
military riding and drill
uniform elaborate livery inspired by military dress
usedLanguage French

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Napoleonic imperial court hasPart Pages of the Emperor