Peers of France

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The Peers of France were members of the highest rank of the French nobility, historically serving as powerful feudal lords and later as a prestigious parliamentary and ceremonial elite.

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Label Occurrences
Pair de France 1
Peers of France canonical 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf French nobility
noble title
alsoKnownAs French peerage NERFINISHED
Pairie de France
appliesToJurisdiction France NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
dissolved 19th century
followedBy French Chamber of Peers under the Restoration NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic highest rank of French nobility
limited and prestigious membership
linked to specific duchies or principalities
often hereditary
possessed special legal privileges
symbol of aristocratic pre-eminence
hasPart Duke-peers of France NERFINISHED
Marshal-peers of France NERFINISHED
Peers of the realm (France) NERFINISHED
Prince-peers of France NERFINISHED
Twelve original peers of France
ecclesiastical peers of France
lay peers of France
hasRole advisers to the king of France
ceremonial role
feudal lordship
high judiciary role
judges in trials of high nobles
members of the Chamber of Peers
parliamentary role
participants in royal coronations
inception 12th century
languageOfWorkOrName French
partOf Ancien Régime of France NERFINISHED
French nobility
relatedTo Chamber of Peers NERFINISHED
French peerage NERFINISHED
House of Lords (United Kingdom) NERFINISHED
Parlement of Paris NERFINISHED
seat Chamber of Peers NERFINISHED
Parlement of Paris NERFINISHED
significantEvent abolition during the French Revolution
creation of the original twelve peers by the Capetian kings
final abolition of the peerage in the 19th century
integration into the Parlement of Paris
restoration of the peerage under the Bourbon Restoration
usedBy Bourbon dynasty NERFINISHED
Capetian dynasty NERFINISHED
Orléans monarchy NERFINISHED

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Matignon family aristocraticRank Peers of France
Édouard Mortier positionHeld Peers of France
this entity surface form: Pair de France