List of names of warships in the HRR

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The purpose of this page is to list all the names of the HRR warships in alphabetical order. It is not yet complete. Status of processing s. here .
The following rules apply to the listing of warship names:

1. The names of all ships of the naval forces of the HRR and its sub-states including the German Hanseatic cities are listed.

2. The names are listed in alphabetical order without taking prefixes (eg SMS) into account. If the list becomes too long, it will be split up.

3. For each name there is a heading (bold), including the individual namesake.

4. As far as sensible, names with several components are listed twice (e.g. Churprinz von Brandenburg under C and B ).

6. The following are given: name , period of naming, type, marine. Further details go beyond the list and should not be included here.

7. There is only one link per ship entry, namely the ship name on an article in the order of these priorities:

  • Name article of the ship
  • List of ships of the respective Navy (as a pipelink to the respective Navy)
  • Articles about the respective navy
  • Articles on the ship type only in exceptional cases

A.

Eagle of Lübeck
Admiralty of Hamburg

B.

Berlin

→ List of warships named Berlin

  • Berlin ; 1675–1688 (also city ​​of Berlin ); Frigate; Brandenburg Navy
Bracke
  • Bracke ; 17th century; Yacht; Brandenburg Navy
Brandenburg
Bremen
Bremen key
  • Bremen key ; Around 1690–1733; Frigate; Duchy of Bremen, Electorate of Braunschweig-Lüneburg
Colorful cow
  • Colorful cow ; around 1400; Lead ship, Schnigge; Hanseatic City of Hamburg

C.

Churprinz
Cleve
  • Cleve ; 17th century; Galiot (4 cannons); Brandenburg Navy
  • Clevish linden tree ; 1656-1661; Frigate (10 cannons); Brandenburg Navy

D.

Danzig
David
  • David , around 1560–70; Lübeck warship in the Nordic Seven Years War, 8-14 guns
Derfflinger
Dorothea
  • Dorothea ; 1678-1681; Frigate; Brandenburg Navy
  • Dorothea ; 1682-1692; Frigate; Brandenburg Navy

E.

unicorn
  • Unicorn ; 17th century; Sailing ship (12 cannons); Brandenburg Navy
Angel
  • Engel , until 1565; Lübeck's flagship in the Nordic Seven Years War

F.

Falcon
  • Falcon ; 17th century; Schnau (4 cannons); Brandenburg Navy
Fortuna
  • Fortuna , around 1560–70; Lübeck warship in the Nordic Seven Years War, 8–12 guns
peace
  • The peace ; 17th century; Flute (10 cannons); Brandenburg Navy
Friedrich Wilhelm on horseback
Fox
  • The little fox , around 1564; Lübeck warship in the Nordic Seven Years War
  • Fox ; 17th century; unknown type (20 cannons); Brandenburg Navy

G

Gabriel
  • Gabriel , around 1560–70; Lübeck warship in the Nordic Seven Years War, 6–19 guns
Golden lion
  • Golden lion ; 1681-1695; Frigate; Brandenburg Navy
  • Golden lion ; 1689- ?; Convoy ship; Hanseatic City of Bremen
Big yacht
  • Big yacht ; 1679-1721; State yacht; Brandenburg Navy, Prussian Navy

H

Hamburg

J

Jean Baptista
  • Jean Baptista ; 17th century; unknown type (4 cannons); Brandenburg Navy
Jesus of Lübeck

K

King of Spain
  • King of Spain ; 17th century; Frigate (18 guns); Brandenburg Navy

L.

Lithuanian farmer
Leopoldus Primus
Luebian defiance
  • Libyan defiance , around 1564; Lübeck warship in the Nordic Seven Years War

M.

Marie
  • Marie ; 17th century; unknown type (4 cannons); Brandenburg Navy
Margrave of Brandenburg
Morian

(also Moriaen )

  • Morian , until 1566; Lübeck's flagship in the Nordic Seven Years War
  • Moriaen ; 17th century; Frigate (32 guns); Brandenburg Navy

P

Peter and Paul
  • Peter and Paul , around 1560–70; Lübeck warship in the Nordic Seven Years War, 7–12 guns
Peter of Danzig
Philip
  • Philipp ; 17th century; unknown type (6 cannons); Brandenburg Navy
Potsdam
  • Potsdam ; 17th century; Galiot (4 cannons); Brandenburg Navy
Princesse Maria
  • Princesse Maria ; 17th century; unknown type (12 cannons); Brandenburg Navy
Printz Ludwig
  • Printz Ludwig ; 17th century; unknown type (10 cannons); Brandenburg Navy

R.

Roland of Bremen
Red deer
  • Roter Hirsch , around 1560–70; Lübeck warship in the Nordic Seven Years War, 7–12 guns
Red lion
  • Red lion ; 1601-1608; Frigate (18 guns); Duchy of Prussia
  • Red lion ; 1679-1690; Frigate (22 guns); Brandenburg Navy
Fairground
  • Rummelpot ; 17th century; Schnau (8 cannons); Brandenburg Navy

S.

salamander
  • Salamander ; 17th century; Brander (6 cannons); Brandenburg Navy
Spandau
  • Spandau ; 17th century; unknown type (4 cannons); Brandenburg Navy
star
  • Star ; 17th century; unknown type (6 cannons); Brandenburg Navy
St. Peter
  • St. Peter ; 17th century; Brander (6 cannons); Brandenburg Navy
Syrig
  • Syrig , around 1564; Lübeck warship in the Nordic Seven Years War

T

Theresia
  • Theresia ; around 1788 -?; Danube regatta (38 cannons); Austrian Navy

W.

Wapen of Hamburg
Brandenburg coat of arms
Bremen coat of arms
Water dog
  • Water dog ; 17th century; unknown type; Brandenburg Navy

White steed

  • White horse ; around 1733–1757; Frigate; Duchy of Bremen, Electorate of Braunschweig-Lüneburg

See also

literature

  • Konrad Fritze, Günter Krause. Sea Wars of the Hanseatic League . Berlin 1997. ISBN 3-89488-090-2 .

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j Konrad Fritze, Günter Krause. Sea Wars of the Hanseatic League . Berlin 1997. ISBN 3-89488-090-2 .