Royal Court of England

The Royal Court of England is the royal household and the center of political and ceremonial life for the reigning monarch. Historically, it served as the administrative and judicial hub where advisors, nobles, and officials gathered to support the king or queen. Today, the term broadly encompasses the monarch’s official functions, events, and staff that assist with state duties, diplomatic affairs, and public engagements. It also includes the residences and ceremonial venues used for royal ceremonies, symbolizing continuity, tradition, and national identity.