Great Seal of the Protectorate

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The Great Seal of the Protectorate was the official emblem used to authenticate state documents during Oliver Cromwell’s republican government in mid-17th-century England, Scotland, and Ireland.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf great seal
state emblem
appliesToJurisdiction Commonwealth of England NERFINISHED
Protectorate NERFINISHED
associatedWith Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland NERFINISHED
authority Oliver Cromwell as Lord Protector NERFINISHED
category Interregnum (England) NERFINISHED
Oliver Cromwell NERFINISHED
Seals of the United Kingdom
country England
Ireland NERFINISHED
Scotland
endTime 1660
followedBy Great Seal of England NERFINISHED
follows Great Seal of England NERFINISHED
governmentForm republican government
headOfStateDepicted Oliver Cromwell NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod English Protectorate NERFINISHED
Interregnum NERFINISHED
languageOfInscription Latin
legalStatus official seal of state
materialUsed metal seal matrix
namedAfter Protectorate
partOf constitutional instruments of the Protectorate
symbols of the Protectorate
replacedBy royal great seal of Charles II NERFINISHED
replaces royal great seal of Charles I
startTime 1653
symbolizes authority of the Protectorate government
sovereignty of the Commonwealth
typeOfSeal great seal of state
usedBy Council of State NERFINISHED
English government
Irish administration under the Protectorate
Lord Protector NERFINISHED
Scottish administration under the Protectorate NERFINISHED
usedDuring rule of Oliver Cromwell
rule of Richard Cromwell
usedFor authentication of state documents
validation of official instruments
usedIn England, Scotland and Ireland NERFINISHED
usedOn commissions
letters patent
proclamations
treaties
writs

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Lord Protector symbol Great Seal of the Protectorate