Admiral Cornelis Tromp

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Admiral Cornelis Tromp was a prominent 17th-century Dutch naval commander renowned for his role in the Anglo-Dutch and Franco-Dutch wars and for being one of the most celebrated admirals in Dutch maritime history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dutch admiral
human
naval commander
awardReceived Order of the Elephant
burialPlace Oude Kerk, Amsterdam
surface form: Old Church, Amsterdam
conflict First Anglo-Dutch War
Franco-Dutch War
Scanian War
Second Anglo-Dutch War
Third Anglo-Dutch War
countryOfCitizenship Dutch Republic
dateOfBirth 1629-09-09
dateOfDeath 1691-05-29
employer Admiralty of Amsterdam
era 17th century
familyName Tromp
father Maarten Tromp
surface form: Maarten Harpertszoon Tromp
givenName Cornelis
heritage Dutch
militaryBranch Dutch navy of the Republic
surface form: Dutch navy
militaryRank admiral
lieutenant admiral general
mother Dignom Cornelisdr de Haes
name Cornelis Tromp
notableBattle Battle of Køge Bay (1677)
surface form: Battle of Køge Bay

Battle of Lowestoft
Battle of Scheveningen
Battle of Öland
Four Days' Battle
Raid on the Medway
St James's Day Battle
notableFor being one of the most celebrated admirals in Dutch maritime history
role in the Anglo-Dutch Wars
role in the Franco-Dutch War
notableWork command of the combined Danish-Dutch fleet in the Scanian War
defence of the Dutch Republic in the Anglo-Dutch Wars
placeOfBirth County of Holland
Dutch Republic
Rotterdam
placeOfDeath Amsterdam
County of Holland
Dutch Republic
positionHeld Admiral-General of Denmark–Norway
Commander of the Dutch fleet
Lieutenant-Admiral General of the Dutch Republic
serviceEntryYear 1643
spouse Johanna Maria van der Haeghen
Sara Catrijne van der Straten

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Franco-Dutch War hasParticipant Admiral Cornelis Tromp