Master of the King’s Posts

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Master of the King’s Posts was a senior royal official in England responsible for overseeing and managing the kingdom’s postal system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf government position
royal office
appliesToJurisdiction England
Ireland NERFINISHED
Scotland
Wales
country Kingdom of England
domain overland mail routes
royal communications network
fieldOfWork communications
postal administration
transport administration
hasAlternativeName Master of the King’s Post NERFINISHED
Master of the Posts NERFINISHED
Master of the Posts to His Majesty NERFINISHED
hasAuthorityOver postal contractors
postmasters
royal couriers
hasDuty appointment of postmasters
control of postal charges and fees
enforcement of postal monopolies on letter carriage
ensuring speed and reliability of royal correspondence
licensing of postal operations
maintenance of post roads and stages
management of royal posts and couriers
oversight of royal postal system
regulation of postal routes
security of official communications
supervision of royal messengers
historicalFunction centralization of postal services under the Crown
facilitation of government information flow
support of royal administration through communication
historicalPeriod early modern England
isAbolished true
isPositionIn English monarchy
isPredecessorOf Postmaster General of Great Britain NERFINISHED
Postmaster General of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
legalStatus Crown office NERFINISHED
partOf English royal administration
Royal Household of England NERFINISHED
reportsTo English monarch NERFINISHED
typeOfPower administrative authority
patronage over postal appointments
regulatory authority
usedBy royal court
royal government
state officials

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Master of the Posts hasAlternativeLabel Master of the King’s Posts