Trinidad

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Trinidad was the flagship of Ferdinand Magellan’s expedition, the first voyage to successfully circumnavigate the globe.

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Trinidad canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf flagship
ship
associatedWith Ferdinand Magellan
Juan Sebastián Elcano
builtIn Spain
commandedBy Ferdinand Magellan
conflictContext Iberian rivalry over the Spice Islands
constructionMaterial wooden sailing ship
crewComplementApproximate about 55
departedFrom Sanlúcar de Barrameda
Seville, Spain
surface form: Seville
destination Banda Islands
surface form: Spice Islands
didNotComplete full circumnavigation
era Age of Exploration
surface form: Age of Discovery
expeditionEndYear 1522
expeditionStartYear 1519
fate captured by the Portuguese
lost in the early 1520s
flag Crown of Castile
historicalSignificance key vessel in opening a westward route to Asia
name Trinidad
notableFor being flagship of the first circumnavigation voyage
operator Spanish monarchy
surface form: Spanish Crown
otherShipsInFleet Concepción
San Antonio
Santiago
Victoria
participatedIn first circumnavigation of the Earth
partOf Magellan–Elcano expedition
surface form: Magellan expedition
propulsion sails
role flagship of Ferdinand Magellan’s expedition
sailingNation Spain
shipType carrack (nao)
squadronSize one of five ships in the fleet
tonnageApproximate about 110 tons
visited Maluku Islands
surface form: Moluccas

Pacific Ocean
Philippines
Strait of Magellan
voyageLeader Ferdinand Magellan
voyagePurpose reach the Spice Islands by sailing west

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Concepción otherShipsInFleet Trinidad
Victoria originalFleetShips Trinidad
subject surface form: Victoria (ship)
San Antonio sailedWith Trinidad
San Antonio relatedShip Trinidad
Voyage to the Moluccas ship Trinidad