Beaumont Palace

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Beaumont Palace was a medieval royal residence in Oxford, England, used by several English kings as a favored lodging and occasional birthplace.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former building
medieval residence
royal palace
architecturalStyle Norman architecture
birthPlaceOf John of England
King Richard the Lionheart
surface form: Richard I of England
builtFor Henry I of England
builtInPeriod early 12th century
category 12th-century establishments in England
Buildings and structures in Oxford
Former palaces in England
Royal residences in Oxfordshire
commissionedBy Henry I of England
country Kingdom of England
demolishedInCentury 13th century
era High Middle Ages
function royal lodging
royal residence
hasNameInLanguage Palatium de Bellomonte
heritage site marked by commemorative plaque
historicalCounty Oxfordshire
languageOfName English
laterUse Carmelite friary site
locatedIn England
Oxford
Oxfordshire
United Kingdom
locatedNear Hythe Bridge Street NERFINISHED
Oxford city walls
St Giles
locatedOn west side of Oxford
nameLanguage Latin
notableEvent birth of John of England
birth of Richard I of England
ownership Kingdom of England
surface form: English Crown
partOf English royal estates
region South East England
status demolished
streetAssociation Beaumont Street, Oxford
usedAs occasional royal residence
stopping place for royal progresses
usedBy Edward I of England
English kings
Henry I of England
Henry II of England
Henry III of England
John of England
King Richard the Lionheart
surface form: Richard I of England

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Beaumont (fair hill) gaveNameTo Beaumont Palace
Beaumont (fair hill) associatedWith Beaumont Palace
Havering-atte-Bower, Essex, England hasEtymology Beaumont Palace
subject surface form: Havering-atte-Bower
this entity surface form: "atte-Bower" refers to a royal residence or bower