Royal Court of France

The Royal Court of France was the central institution of monarchy, where the king's authority was exercised and displayed. It included the king and his advisors, officials, nobles, and clergy who supported the administration, justice, and household. The court was also a cultural hub, hosting ceremonies, receptions, and events that reinforced royal power and prestige. It operated mainly in Paris and other royal residences, serving as a political and social nucleus for governing, decision-making, and showcasing monarchy’s grandeur. The court played a crucial role in maintaining the hierarchy and political stability of France during the monarchy.