Soleil Royal

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Soleil Royal was a famed French ship of the line that served as the flagship of the French Navy during the late 17th century and saw major action in battles against the English and Dutch fleets.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf flagship
ship of the line
warship
activePeriod late 17th century
allegiance King Louis XIV of France NERFINISHED
armamentType broadside cannon
battleDate Battle of Barfleur, 29 May 1692
Battle of Beachy Head, 10 July 1690
beam approximately 15.6 metres
builder Brest Dockyard NERFINISHED
causeOfLoss burned by English fireships
constructionStart 1668
country France
crewComplement over 1000
dateOfLoss June 1692
designedBy Laurent Hubac NERFINISHED
draught approximately 7.5 metres
enemy Dutch Navy NERFINISHED
English Navy NERFINISHED
era Age of Sail
fate burned
destroyed at La Hougue
flag Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
gunCount 104
110
hullMaterial wood
launchDate 1669
length approximately 61 metres overall
locationOfLoss France NERFINISHED
La Hougue NERFINISHED
Normandy NERFINISHED
namedAfter Louis XIV NERFINISHED
Sun
nameMeaning Royal Sun NERFINISHED
notableCommander Anne Hilarion de Tourville NERFINISHED
notableFor lavish decoration
symbol of Louis XIV's naval power
operator French Navy NERFINISHED
participatedIn Action at La Hougue NERFINISHED
Battle of Barfleur NERFINISHED
Battle of Beachy Head NERFINISHED
Nine Years' War NERFINISHED
placeOfConstruction Brest NERFINISHED
Brittany NERFINISHED
France NERFINISHED
propulsion sail
rate first-rate ship of the line
role fleet flagship
serviceBranch Marine royale NERFINISHED
tonnage approximately 2000 tons burthen

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