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- Amphion_(ship) length "33000.0".
- Amphion_(ship) abstract "Amphion was the personal pleasure craft of king Gustav III of Sweden. She was designed by Fredrik Henrik af Chapman, built at Djurgårdsvarvet in Stockholm in the summer of 1778, and launched the same year. Amphion, named after Zeus' son and culture patron in Greek mythology, served as a royal yacht and headquarters ship. The ship was essentially a modified turuma, a type of shallow-draught frigate that served in the Swedish archipelago fleet. She was equipped with oars to allow her maneuverability of a galley while retaining a broadside of heavy guns and a full rig. She was equivalent to similar \"archipelago frigates\" of the archipelago fleet, but at Gustav III's request, she was built without heavy cannons and therefore differed significantly from the other ships of the same type.Amphion turned out to be one of Chapman's few failures as a ship designer. She suffered from poor seakeeping ability and was also too heavy to row. On her maiden voyage from Karlskrona to Stockholm, poor weather conditions left Amphion shipwrecked in the archipelago of Stockholm, and Gustav III was required to come ashore at Dalaro. Thereafter, she was used mostly for trips out on Lake Mälaren, though also she was used as the king's personal command ship during The Russo-Swedish war of 1788-1790. She later served as a barracks ship into the 19th Century.In 1884, Amphion broken up for firewood. Amphion's figurehead and stern castle with the royal command room were spared, and can be seen at the Maritime Museum in Stockholm. The preserved parts underwent preservation and restoration, performed by conservation studio Ateljé Catellani, between 2003 and 2006.The current stern was added in 1791 after the ship was damaged at the end of the Russian War. The former stern lacked the royal cypher, and its four windows gates were of a simpler design.".
- Amphion_(ship) activeYearsEndDate "1873-03-14".
- Amphion_(ship) class Turuma.
- Amphion_(ship) decommissioningDate "1884-08-26".
- Amphion_(ship) length "33.0".
- Amphion_(ship) owner Gustav_III_of_Sweden.
- Amphion_(ship) shipBeam "6.7".
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageID "9817319".
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageLength "3965".
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageOutDegree "24".
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageRevisionID "680739341".
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Amphion.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Archipelago_fleet.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Category:1778_ships.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Category:Individual_yachts.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Category:Ships_of_Sweden.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Dalarö.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Daniel_Gibson_Harris.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Figurehead.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Fredrik_Henrik_af_Chapman.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Frigate.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Galley.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Gustav_III_of_Sweden.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Karlskrona.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Maritime_Museum_(Stockholm).
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Mälaren.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Pleasure_craft.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Russo-Swedish_War_(1788–90).
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Stern_castle.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Stockholm.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink Turuma.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLink File:Fartygsmodell-AMPHION._1902-04_-_Sjöhistoriska_museet_-_O_00031.tif.
- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Amphion (ship)".
- Amphion_(ship) shipBuilder "Djurgårdsvarvet".
- Amphion_(ship) shipClass Turuma.
- Amphion_(ship) shipCrew "150".
- Amphion_(ship) shipDecommissioned "1884-08-26".
- Amphion_(ship) shipLaunched "1778".
- Amphion_(ship) shipName "Amphion".
- Amphion_(ship) shipOutOfService "1873-03-14".
- Amphion_(ship) shipOwner Gustav_III_of_Sweden.
- Amphion_(ship) shipPower "Two-masted sail plan and 16 pairs of oars".
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- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Owl.
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- Amphion_(ship) wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Sweden-mil-ship-stub.
- Amphion_(ship) subject Category:1778_ships.
- Amphion_(ship) subject Category:Individual_yachts.
- Amphion_(ship) subject Category:Ships_of_Sweden.
- Amphion_(ship) hypernym Craft.
- Amphion_(ship) type MeanOfTransportation.
- Amphion_(ship) type Ship.
- Amphion_(ship) type Work.
- Amphion_(ship) type Ship.
- Amphion_(ship) type Source.
- Amphion_(ship) type Work.
- Amphion_(ship) type Product.
- Amphion_(ship) type DesignedArtifact.
- Amphion_(ship) type Thing.
- Amphion_(ship) type Q11446.
- Amphion_(ship) comment "Amphion was the personal pleasure craft of king Gustav III of Sweden. She was designed by Fredrik Henrik af Chapman, built at Djurgårdsvarvet in Stockholm in the summer of 1778, and launched the same year. Amphion, named after Zeus' son and culture patron in Greek mythology, served as a royal yacht and headquarters ship. The ship was essentially a modified turuma, a type of shallow-draught frigate that served in the Swedish archipelago fleet.".
- Amphion_(ship) label "Amphion (ship)".
- Amphion_(ship) seeAlso Jacobstads_Wapen.
- Amphion_(ship) sameAs Q748027.
- Amphion_(ship) sameAs HMS_Amphion_(1778).
- Amphion_(ship) sameAs m.02pt2xs.
- Amphion_(ship) sameAs Amphion_(яхта).
- Amphion_(ship) sameAs Amphion_(fartyg).
- Amphion_(ship) sameAs Q748027.
- Amphion_(ship) wasDerivedFrom Amphion_(ship)?oldid=680739341.
- Amphion_(ship) isPrimaryTopicOf Amphion_(ship).
- Amphion_(ship) name "Amphion".