Scottish pursuivants

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Scottish pursuivants are junior officers of arms in Scotland who assist heralds in matters of heraldry, ceremonial protocol, and genealogical record-keeping.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heraldic office
officer of arms
appointmentBy Lord Lyon King of Arms NERFINISHED
associatedWithBuilding Lyon Office, Edinburgh NERFINISHED
New Register House, Edinburgh NERFINISHED
authorityType heraldic authority (subordinate)
ceremonialRole attendance at royal and national events
participation in state ceremonies in Scotland
country Scotland
duty assist heralds in ceremonial protocol
assist heralds in genealogical record-keeping
assist heralds in matters of heraldry
employer Crown in Scotland NERFINISHED
field ceremonial protocol
genealogy
heraldry
governedBy Lord Lyon King of Arms NERFINISHED
hasMember Bute Pursuivant of Arms in Ordinary NERFINISHED
Carrick Pursuivant NERFINISHED
Dingwall Pursuivant of Arms in Ordinary NERFINISHED
Kintyre Pursuivant NERFINISHED
Rothesay Herald of Arms in Ordinary (historically as pursuivant title) NERFINISHED
Unicorn Pursuivant NERFINISHED
hierarchicalRank junior officer of arms
historicalOrigin medieval heraldic practice in Scotland
jurisdiction Scotland
languageOfWork English
Scots law terminology
legalFramework Scottish heraldic law
legalStatus officers of the Crown in Scotland
officeType pursuivant
operatesWithin United Kingdom heraldic system NERFINISHED
partOf Court of the Lord Lyon NERFINISHED
relatedTo English pursuivants
Scottish heralds NERFINISHED
Scottish kings of arms NERFINISHED
responsibility assisting in the granting and matriculation of arms
proclamation of royal and official announcements
research into genealogies and pedigrees
seat Edinburgh NERFINISHED
subordinateTo Scottish heralds
symbolicRole maintenance of armorial bearings in Scotland
preservation of heraldic and genealogical records
tradition Scottish heraldic tradition
wears tabard bearing the Royal Arms of the United Kingdom in Scotland

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Scottish heralds distinctFrom Scottish pursuivants