Pursuivants of the College of Arms

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The Pursuivants of the College of Arms are junior officers of arms in England who assist heralds in matters of heraldry, genealogy, and ceremonial protocol under the authority of the College of Arms.

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Pursuivants of the College of Arms canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group of officers of arms
junior officers of arms
appointedBy Earl Marshal NERFINISHED
appointedWithApprovalOf British monarch
surface form: Sovereign of the United Kingdom
associatedWith ceremonial of the British monarchy
granting and regulation of coats of arms
authority Earl Marshal ONNED1
basedIn London, England
surface form: London
ceremonialDress tunic or tabard with royal arms
country England
duty assisting heralds in ceremonial duties
assisting heralds in genealogical research
assisting heralds in heraldic matters
participation in state ceremonies
proclamation of royal and state announcements
employer College of Arms
field ceremonial protocol
genealogy
heraldry
hasRankOrder pursuivant–herald–king of arms
hasType herald in ordinary
pursuivant extraordinary
pursuivant in ordinary
historicalRole messengers and junior heraldic officers
jurisdiction England
Wales
languageOfWork English
legalStatus corporate officers of the College of Arms
officeLocatedAt College of Arms building, London
operatesWithin College of Arms
partOf Royal Household of the United Kingdom
partOfHierarchy officers of arms of the College of Arms
performs duties under the authority of the College of Arms
duties under the authority of the Earl Marshal
rank below kings of arms
junior to heralds
responsibleFor assisting in the design and registration of coats of arms
preliminary heraldic and genealogical inquiries
supporting heralds at state occasions
subordinateTo Norroy and Ulster King of Arms
surface form: Heralds of the College of Arms
tradition English heraldic tradition
traditionallyRecruitedFrom persons with heraldic and genealogical expertise
uses heraldic devices assigned to their office
wears tabard bearing royal arms

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UK heraldic and flag authorities hasPart Pursuivants of the College of Arms