Parlement of Paris

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The Parlement of Paris was the most important of France’s sovereign courts, a powerful judicial and political body that often challenged royal authority during the Ancien Régime.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Parlement of Paris canonical 23
French Parlements 2
French parlements 1

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Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf high court
judicial institution
sovereign court
abolishedBy Louis XV’s chancellor Maupeou
National Constituent Assembly
surface form: National Constituent Assembly of France
buildingUsed Palais de la Cité
composition magistrates
nobles of the robe
country Kingdom of France
dateAbolished 1790
dateFormed 13th century
influenced provincial parlements of France
jurisdiction Kingdom of France
Île-de-France region
surface form: Île-de-France
knownFor challenging royal authority
defense of customary law
political opposition to absolutism
remonstrances against royal fiscal reforms
resistance to centralization of royal power
language French
legalFunction final court of appeal in civil cases
final court of appeal in criminal cases
interpretation of customary law
registration of royal ordinances
locatedIn Paris
opposedBy royal ministers
originatesFrom Conseil du Roi
surface form: King’s Council
partOf Ancien Régime
power issuing remonstrances to the king
judicial review of royal edicts through registration
regulation of legal professions
supervision of lower courts
precededBy Curia Regis
surface form: Curia Regis of France
relatedConcept nobility of the robe
parlementaires
restoredBy Louis XVI of France
surface form: Louis XVI
role court of appeal
political body
registrar of royal edicts
sovereign court of justice
seat Île de la Cité
significantEvent Fronde
surface form: Fronde of the Parlement

conflict with Louis XIV over the Fronde
conflicts with Louis XV over fiscal edicts
opposition to Maupeou reforms
significantReform reforms under Louis XV
reorganization under Louis XIV
timePeriod Ancien Régime
Early modern period
Middle Ages

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Fronde participant Parlement of Paris
Gallicanism supportedBy Parlement of Paris
this entity surface form: French parlements
French Crown hasInstitution Parlement of Paris
French Crown hasInstitution Parlement of Paris
this entity surface form: Parlements
Kingdom of France notableInstitution Parlement of Paris
Treaty of Paris (1651) signatory Parlement of Paris
Treaty of Paris (1651) appliesTo Parlement of Paris
Treaty of Paris (1651) topic Parlement of Paris
special courts (chambres de l’édit) locatedIn Parlement of Paris
subject surface form: chambres de l’édit
Conseil du Roi relatedTo Parlement of Paris
Peace of Rueil signatory Parlement of Paris
Peace of Rueil opponentBeforeTreaty Parlement of Paris
François Ravaillac deathSentenceBy Parlement of Paris
French Reformation opposedBy Parlement of Paris
Étienne Dolet convictedBy Parlement of Paris
Calas affair judicialAuthority Parlement of Paris
Peer of France judicialBody Parlement of Paris
Peer of France associatedWithInstitution Parlement of Paris
Expulsion of the Jesuits from France participant Parlement of Paris
this entity surface form: French Parlements
Expulsion of the Jesuits from France supportedBy Parlement of Paris
this entity surface form: French Parlements
Cardinal de Retz (political ally during the Fronde) associatedWith Parlement of Paris
subject surface form: Cardinal de Retz
Royal Council of France relatedTo Parlement of Paris
Ancien Régime in Paris hasInstitution Parlement of Paris
Bourbon France parliamentaryBody Parlement of Paris
Jesuits in France suppressedBy Parlement of Paris