No Prime Minister

1. Chancellier, runs government, under whom are

2. Grand Chamberlain: justice, finance, weights & measures

3. Bouteiller: ceremonies, judgements of nobility, royal table

4. Chambrier: runs Paris, under whom is:

5. Grand Pannetier: supervises city bakeries and the like

6. Grand Veneur, royal game warden

7. Grand Maitre de Eaux et Forests: supervises water and forests

8. Seneschal: supervises royal household, under whom are:

9. Grand Maitre de l'Hostel et de la Maison du Roi: Royal steward, oversees:

10. Grand Ecuyer: royal stables, itinerary, couriers

11. Grand Falconer: master of the hunt, royal hunting lodges

12. Grand Queux: royal cook

*? Senechaux and Baillis of crown properties.

? Connetable: runs the armed forces, under whom are:

? Amiral de France: runs the fleet

? Marcheaux de France [two]: run the army

*? Lieutenant General: occasional appointment, when King wishes to have someone run the army in a particular region.

? Port Oriflamme: carries royal banner in battle

? Grand Maitre de Arbalestries: supervises archers, later spins off

? Grand Maitre de l'Artillerie, in c. 1360

In France you can also appoint a Lieutenant General of the Realm, who is a sort of vice-royal, overseeing all Royal business in a particular region, directly under the King. Lots of good graft here, except for Oriflamme, which, however, had tremendous prestige, for what that's worth.