Admiral of the North

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Admiral of the North was a senior English naval command in the late Middle Ages responsible for overseeing fleets and maritime defense in the northern seas around England.

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Admiral of the North canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English crown appointment
military rank
naval office
appliesToJurisdiction North Sea NERFINISHED
northern maritime counties of England
northern seas around England
appointedBy English monarch
royal letters patent
country Kingdom of England
endTime early 15th century
fieldOfWork maritime defense
naval administration
naval warfare
followedBy Admiral of the North and West NERFINISHED
Lord High Admiral of England NERFINISHED
hasAuthorityOver impressed merchant vessels in the north
naval personnel in northern fleets
royal ships in northern waters
hasComponent admiralty court in the north
hasDuty command northern fleets
coordinate coastal defenses in northern England
enforce maritime law in northern waters
manage naval logistics for northern fleets
organize naval expeditions in the north
oversee maritime defense in northern seas
protect English shipping in northern waters
supervise admirals and captains under northern command
suppress piracy in northern seas
historicalPeriod medieval England
locationOfWork Hull NERFINISHED
Newcastle upon Tyne NERFINISHED
Yarmouth NERFINISHED
northern English ports
officeHolder John de Beauchamp NERFINISHED
John de Botetourt NERFINISHED
Robert de Morley NERFINISHED
Thomas Beaufort NERFINISHED
William de Leyburn NERFINISHED
partOf English Navy NERFINISHED
medieval English naval administration
replacedBy more centralized admiralty system
sameAs Northern Admiral of England NERFINISHED
startTime late 13th century
subordinateTo English Crown NERFINISHED
King of England NERFINISHED
temporalCoverage late Middle Ages

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