Earl Marshal

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The Earl Marshal is a senior hereditary officer of state in England responsible for overseeing heraldry, state ceremonies, and the College of Arms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ceremonial office
hereditary office
officer of state
appointedBy monarch of the United Kingdom
associatedWith House of Howard
Roman Catholic nobility in England
ceremonialDress coronation robes
ceremonialInsignia baton of office
collar of SS
country England
createdInCentury 13th century
currentHolder Duke of Norfolk
surface form: Edward Fitzalan-Howard, 18th Duke of Norfolk
follows Lord High Treasurer
hasDuty direction of certain royal weddings
direction of coronation ceremonies
direction of state funerals
direction of the State Opening of Parliament
organization of state ceremonies
oversight of heraldry in England
oversight of the College of Arms
regulation of coats of arms in England
hasPower approval of heraldic decisions of the College of Arms
granting of arms through the College of Arms
hasTitleHolder Duke of Norfolk
hereditaryIn Howard family
historicalPrecursor Marshal of England
jurisdiction United Kingdom
languageOfTitle English
legalAuthority Court of Chivalry
memberOf Great Officers of State of the United Kingdom
oversees Clarenceux King of Arms
College of Arms
Garter Principal King of Arms
Heralds of Arms in Ordinary
surface form: Heralds of Arms Extraordinary

Heralds of Arms in Ordinary
College of Arms
surface form: Kings of Arms

Norroy and Ulster King of Arms
partOf Royal Household of the United Kingdom
precedes Lord High Constable of England
rank Great Officer of State
scopeOfHeraldicAuthority England
Wales
seat House of Lords
sharesJurisdictionWith Lord High Constable of England
style The Most Noble
titleHolderRank duke
traditionallyHeldBy Duke of Norfolk

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College of Arms governedBy Earl Marshal
College of Arms overseenBy Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England
Cap of Maintenance usedBy Earl Marshal
Duke of Norfolk hasRole Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England
Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset positionHeld Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England
Court of Chivalry presidingOfficer Earl Marshal
Court of Chivalry traditionalPresidingOfficer Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England
The Most Noble appliesToOffice Earl Marshal
Great Officer of State hasPart Earl Marshal
House of Howard heldOffice Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England
Marshal of England subsequentOffice Earl Marshal
Marshal of England officeSuccessor Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England
Howard family associatedTitle Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England
Howard family heldOffice Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England
Henry of Grosmont positionHeld Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England
Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex positionHeld Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England
Lord High Steward relatedOffice Earl Marshal
Thomas of Brotherton, 1st Earl of Norfolk nobleTitle Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England
Thomas of Brotherton, 1st Earl of Norfolk positionHeld Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England
Duchess of Norfolk spouseTitle Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal (held by the Duke of Norfolk)
Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk positionHeld Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England
Marshal of the Household relatedTo Earl Marshal
Earl of Arundel historicallyHeldOffice Earl Marshal
this entity surface form: Earl Marshal of England