Court of Richard II

The Court of Richard II was the royal court during his reign (1377–1399), serving as the center of governance, justice, and royal ceremony. It included nobles, advisors, courts, and officials who advised the king, made legal decisions, and hosted grand events. The court was a symbol of royal authority and politics, influencing laws and policies. Under Richard II, the court reflected the king’s efforts to maintain control amid political unrest and social change, ultimately playing a key role in the events leading to his overthrow.