The Court of Mary Stuart

The Court of Mary Stuart, also known as Mary, Queen of Scots, refers to the royal household and attendants that surrounded her during her reign in the 16th century. It was a vibrant and influential gathering of nobles and courtiers at various locations, including Scotland and England. This court played a significant role in political affairs and social culture of the time. It was marked by intrigue, power struggles, and the complex dynamics between Mary and other monarchs, particularly Elizabeth I of England, influencing both Scottish and English history. Mary's court was known for its elaborate ceremonies, fashion, and arts.