Golden Hind

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galleon historic ship sailing ship

The Golden Hind was the English galleon in which Sir Francis Drake completed the first circumnavigation of the globe by an Englishman in the late 16th century.

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Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	galleon → historic ship → sailing ship →
achievement	first circumnavigation of the globe by an Englishman →
armament	cannon →
captainDuringCircumnavigation	Sir Francis Drake →
capturedFrom	Spanish Empire →
capturedShip	Nuestra Señora de la Concepción →
category	Exploration ships → Ships associated with Francis Drake → Ships of the Age of Sail →
circumnavigationDeparturePort	Plymouth →
circumnavigationReturnPort	Plymouth →
commander	Sir Francis Drake →
countryOfOrigin	Kingdom of England →
crewComplement	about 80 →
endOfCircumnavigation	1580 →
era	Elizabethan era →
flag	English flag →
hasReplica	Golden Hind replica in Brixham → Golden Hind replica in London →
honor	Drake was knighted aboard the ship →
knightingBy	Queen Elizabeth I →
knightingLocation	Deptford →
legacy	inspired later English privateering voyages → symbol of English naval power →
material	wood →
namedAfter	female red deer →
notableEngagement	capture of the Spanish galleon Nuestra Señora de la Concepción (Cacafuego) →
operator	Sir Francis Drake →
originalName	Pelican →
patron	Queen Elizabeth I →
propulsion	sails →
renamedBy	Sir Francis Drake →
renamedInHonorOf	Christopher Hatton →
serviceEntry	1570s →
sponsor	Christopher Hatton →
startOfCircumnavigation	1577 →
type	armed merchantman →
usedFor	circumnavigation of the globe → exploration → privateering →
visitedBodyOfWater	Strait of Magellan →
visitedOcean	Atlantic Ocean → Indian Ocean → Pacific Ocean →
visitedRegion	Cape of Good Hope → East Indies → Pacific Northwest coast of North America → South America →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Vancouver Island ("Golden Hinde") →	hasHighestPoint
Brixham ("Golden Hind replica") →	hasLandmark
Golden Hind ("Golden Hind replica in London") →	hasReplica
Golden Hind ("Drake was knighted aboard the ship") →	honor
Pelican →	laterName
Pelican →	renamedAs
Francis Drake →	shipCommanded