Beaumont Palace, Oxford, England

E14276

former building palace royal residence

Beaumont Palace in Oxford, England was a medieval royal residence notable as a favored lodging of English kings and the birthplace of monarchs such as King John.

Aliases (2)

Beaumont Palace ×42
Beaumont Palace site (historical) vicinity ×1

Statements (42)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	former building → palace → royal residence →
architecturalStyle	Norman →
birthPlaceOf	King John of England → House of Plantagenet → surface form: "Plantagenet monarchs" King Richard the Lionheart → surface form: "Richard I of England"
builtFor	Henry I of England →
commissionedBy	Henry I of England →
country	England →
demolished	13th century → before 1318 →
hasMemorial	Beaumont Street plaque →
heritageDesignation	no longer extant →
historicalPeriod	High Middle Ages →
inception	12th century → c. 1130 →
languageOfName	English →
locatedIn	Oxford → surface form: "City of Oxford" Oxford → Oxfordshire → United Kingdom → medieval Oxford →
locatedNear	Oxford city walls → St Giles, Oxford →
locatedOn	west side of Oxford →
namedAfter	Beaumont (fair hill) →
notableAs	favoured lodging of English kings → royal palace outside London →
ownedBy	Crown of England →
partOf	medieval royal estates in Oxford →
presentSiteUsedFor	Beaumont Street, Oxford → Worcester College, Oxford vicinity →
residenceOf	English kings → Henry I of England → Henry II of England → King John of England →
usedBy	English monarchy → Henry I of England → Henry II of England → King John of England → House of Plantagenet → surface form: "Plantagenet kings of England"

Referenced by (4)

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

John → birthPlace → Beaumont Palace, Oxford, England →

King John of England → birthPlace → Beaumont Palace, Oxford, England →

King Richard the Lionheart → birthPlace → Beaumont Palace, Oxford, England →

subject surface form: "Richard I of England"

Worcester College, Oxford vicinity → hasLandmark → Beaumont Palace, Oxford, England →

this entity surface form: "Beaumont Palace site (historical) vicinity"