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'''''Jylland''''' is the name given to multiple | '''''Jylland''''' is the name given to multiple ships of the [[Emeraldian Armed Forces (Pacifica)#Navy|Emeraldian Navy]]. The first vessel given that name was Captain Jerold Jensen's ship that was the first Emeraldian ship to successfully cross the South Pacific Ocean in 1692, a significant event in Emeraldian maritime history. Ever since, the name is passed on to the designated successor ship, normally a ship that is considered an important vessel of the navy, once its predecessor bearing that name is destroyed or taken out of service. There have been 14 ships with that name. | ||
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|Province | |Province | ||
|Only ''Jylland'' to not be | |Only ''Jylland'' to not be an important ship | ||
|Sunk off of New Colradia | |Sunk off of New Colradia in accident | ||
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Revision as of 01:26, 9 May 2022
Jylland is the name given to multiple ships of the Emeraldian Navy. The first vessel given that name was Captain Jerold Jensen's ship that was the first Emeraldian ship to successfully cross the South Pacific Ocean in 1692, a significant event in Emeraldian maritime history. Ever since, the name is passed on to the designated successor ship, normally a ship that is considered an important vessel of the navy, once its predecessor bearing that name is destroyed or taken out of service. There have been 14 ships with that name.
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| Years Active(As Jylland) | Type | Class | Notable events | Fate | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1656-1699 | - | - | First Emeraldian ship to successfully reach Cordilia on the open sea in 1692 | Scrapped, Rebuilt in Starton as museum | |
| 1699-1756 | - | - | - | unknown | Most records have been lost |
| 1756-1778 | - | - | - | unknown | Most records have been lost |
| 1778-1800 | Ship Of The Line | Provincial | - | Ran Aground | |
| 1800-1856 | Frigate | Emral | - | Burned during a protest | |
| 1857-1876 | Steam-Frigate | Emral-Jylland | First Emeraldian Steamship | Decommissioned in Copenhagen | |
| 1876-1882 | Ironclad | Jylland | First Emeraldian Ironclad | Broken up in 1882 | |
| 1882-1896 | Battleship | Centralia | Discovered New Colradia | Decommissioned in Fort Nelson(Now Nelsontown) | |
| 1896-1913 | Battleship | Colradia | - | Sunk in air combat test | |
| 1913-1922 | Battlecruiser | Province | Only Jylland to not be an important ship | Sunk off of New Colradia in accident | |
| 1924-1960 | Battleship | Emral | Participated in the Great War | Decommissioned, became a museum | |
| 1961-1986 | Battleship | Centralia | Participated in the Spirasian Civil War | Hit by a torpedo, exploded and sank during the Battle of Spirasian Coast | |
| 1987-1999 | Battleship | Jylland | Last Ship Named Jylland | Scrapped | |
| 2000- | Battleship | Jylland II | First ship named Jylland II |