Curia Regis
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The Curia Regis was the medieval royal council of England that advised the king and evolved into later institutions such as the Privy Council and Parliament.
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Statements (47)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
governmental body
→
medieval institution → royal council → |
| advised |
English monarch
→
King of England → |
| authorityDerivedFrom |
royal prerogative
→
|
| composedOf |
great officers of state
→
king’s principal vassals → royal household officials → |
| country |
Kingdom of England
→
|
| developedInto |
Great Council
→
King’s Council → Royal Council → |
| evolvedInto |
English Parliament
→
Parliament of England → Privy Council of England → |
| function |
administrative council
→
financial council → judicial body → royal advisory council → |
| governedBy |
English feudal monarchy
→
|
| hasLatinName |
Curia Regis
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|
| heldAt |
itinerant royal household
→
royal court → |
| influenced |
development of English Parliament
→
development of English Privy Council → |
| jurisdiction |
realm-wide
→
|
| languageOfName |
Latin
→
|
| legalRole |
court of appeal
→
court of first instance in important cases → highest court of the realm → |
| membershipIncluded |
barons
→
bishops → chancellor → earls → royal justiciars → treasurer → |
| operatedIn |
medieval England
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|
| partOf |
English royal government
→
royal household → |
| periodActive |
11th century
→
12th century → 13th century → |
| precededBy |
Anglo-Saxon witan
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|
| relatedTo |
English common law
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|
| timePeriod |
High Middle Ages
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|
| translation |
King’s Court
→
|
Referenced by (4)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Geoffrey Chaucer
("English royal court")
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employer |
|
Curia Regis
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hasLatinName |
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Court of King’s Bench
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originatedFrom |
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Privy Council
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predecessor |