The Prince of Purpoole

E451978

The Prince of Purpoole was a celebrated late-16th-century revels figure and mock sovereign presiding over elaborate legal and courtly entertainments at Gray’s Inn in London.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional title
masque character
mock sovereign
revels figure
associatedWith Gray’s Inn NERFINISHED
Inns of Court NERFINISHED
audience members of Gray’s Inn
visiting courtiers
category English theatrical traditions
Inns of Court traditions
early modern English festivals
country England
culturalContext Elizabethan England NERFINISHED
Inns of Court culture
floruit late 16th century
function focus of festive hierarchy
satirical representation of monarchy
genre court revels
masque and pageantry
language English
location London, England
surface form: London
medium masque
pageant
theatrical performance
notableEvent Gray’s Inn revels of 1594–1595 NERFINISHED
performedBy member of Gray’s Inn
relatedConcept Christmas revels NERFINISHED
Inns of Court masques
Lord of Misrule NERFINISHED
role presiding over courtly entertainments
presiding over legal entertainments
presiding over revels
socialRole figurehead of festive commonwealth
symbolic ruler of a mock court
timePeriod Elizabethan era NERFINISHED
usedInContext Gray’s Inn revels NERFINISHED

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Inns of Court masques notableExample The Prince of Purpoole