warship Michael

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Warship Michael was a massive early 16th-century Scottish warship, famed as one of the largest and most heavily armed vessels of its time.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 16th-century ship
sailing ship
warship
alsoKnownAs Great Michael NERFINISHED
Michael NERFINISHED
armament broadside guns
forecastle guns
heavy artillery
stern guns
builder Kingdom of Scotland NERFINISHED
builtAt Firth of Forth NERFINISHED
Newhaven, near Edinburgh NERFINISHED
builtFor James IV of Scotland NERFINISHED
category 16th-century naval ships of Scotland
Age of Sail warships of Scotland
Ships built in Scotland
Ships of the Royal Scots Navy
commissionedInService 1511
completedIn 1511
constructionMaterial oak
countryOfOrigin Kingdom of Scotland NERFINISHED
crewComplement over 1000 men
designedAs symbol of Scottish naval power
era early 16th century
fate probably broken up in France
historicalContext reign of James IV of Scotland
influenced development of large European warships
laidDown 1507
laterOperator French Navy NERFINISHED
launched 1511
lengthEstimate over 70 metres
namedAfter Archangel Michael NERFINISHED
navalTechnologyContext early gun-armed sailing warships
notableFor being one of the largest warships of its time
being one of the most heavily armed ships of its time
numberOfGunsEstimate over 100 guns
operator Royal Scots Navy NERFINISHED
participatedIn Anglo-Scottish naval rivalry
patron James IV of Scotland NERFINISHED
propulsion sail
shipType great ship
man-of-war
soldAroundYear 1514
soldTo France NERFINISHED
tonnage about 1000 tons burthen

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commissioned the warship Michael commissioned warship Michael
subject surface form: James IV of Scotland