 Documents pertaining to the masque were preserved among Whitelocke's unpublished papers.As a result, more is known about the production of "The Triumph of Peace" than perhaps any other masque of the Tudor or Stuart eras — including "a cast list, the names and voice parts of all the singers, the names and instruments of all the musicians, diagrams with musicians' names for soloists and chorus positions during the mask, a cue sheet for the serious part of the mask, names of musicians who played at the Blackfriars and Cockpit," and other data.The performance was given at Whitehall Palace by members of the Inns of Court and was seen by the King, Charles I, and the Queen.