Court of Louis IX

The Court of Louis IX, also known as the Palais de Justice, was the royal court in Paris during King Louis IX’s reign in the 13th century. It served as both a symbol of royal authority and a judicial institution where laws were interpreted and enforced. The court handled legal disputes, administrative matters, and served as a center for royal governance. Its organization and procedures influenced the development of French legal systems. Architecturally, it reflected the grandeur of Louis IX’s reign, combining functionality with regal authority, and played a crucial role in the evolution of medieval law and justice.