ducal court of Saxony

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The ducal court of Saxony was the principal seat of governance, justice, and ceremonial life for the medieval Duchy of Saxony under its ruling dukes and duchesses.

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Label Occurrences
Royal court of Saxony 1
ducal court of Saxony canonical 1

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf court
medieval institution
princely court
seat of government
appliesToJurisdiction Duchy of Saxony NERFINISHED
associatedWith Saxon nobility
imperial politics of the Holy Roman Empire
ministeriales of Saxony
ceremonialRole hosting feasts and tournaments
hosting investitures
receiving envoys and guests
country Duchy of Saxony NERFINISHED
follows customary law of Saxony
feudal system
governedBy duchesses of Saxony
dukes of Saxony NERFINISHED
governs ducal vassals in Saxony
handles disputes among Saxon nobles
hasFunction administration of ducal domains
center of ceremonial life
coordination of military obligations
representation of ducal authority
seat of governance
seat of justice
hasPart chancery
council of advisors
court chapel
court chaplains
court musicians
ducal household
heralds
household knights
judicial officers
ladies-in-waiting
pages
scribes
servants
stewardship officials
treasury officials
headOfGovernment duke of Saxony NERFINISHED
influencedBy Christian liturgical traditions
Holy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
imperial court of the Holy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
locatedIn Duchy of Saxony NERFINISHED
partOf medieval German principalities
political system of the Duchy of Saxony
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
timePeriod High Middle Ages NERFINISHED
Late Middle Ages
Middle Ages
usesLanguage Latin
Middle High German NERFINISHED

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Duchess of Saxony hasJurisdictionOver ducal court of Saxony
Carl Gustav Carus employer ducal court of Saxony
this entity surface form: Royal court of Saxony