Tudor kingship and the development of the British maritime industry
The "English Tudors" was founded under Henry VII and has more than a hundred historical records.
The "Tudor" voyage is the most important in the world.
The Tudors excavated the "New World" during their voyages, allowing them to develop their seafaring skills by leaps and bounds.
Because Britain occupies a leading position in Europe, the development of navigation in Europe always depends on Britain to maintain.
This, combined with the UK's excellent geography, has turned the UK into the largest trading centre in Europe.
Britain not only has excellent sailing skills, but also technology is not lost to any specialist.
Britain can be said to be quite strong in shipbuilding technology, and Britain's territory has all navigational advantages, so these ships can sail indefinitely.
The British are looking forward to sailing, and good scenery and challenges are waiting for them.
However, due to their lack of funds, the development of Britain's maritime industry did not change significantly.
Until the creation of the Tudor dynasty by King Henry VII of England, the development of British society was basically improved, and Britain moved from a "traditional society" to a "modern society".
When Henry VII was in charge of the Tudor dynasty, he was very concerned about the development of industry and commerce.
The development of industry and commerce has made Britain harvest a lot of sweetness.
Henry VII suddenly fell in love with navigation, and encouraged by his persistence, England's seafaring industry was also slowly rising.
Henry VII, in order to inspire the English to prosper the seafaring industry, issued a reward system for "Shipbuilding" and "Navigation".
Although the British have a good vision for navigation, no one knows the dangers of navigation.
Even with superb shipbuilding and navigation skills, it is a drop in the ocean when the sea is unpredictable.
However, there are also certain warriors in the face of financial temptation.
Henry VII spent a lot of money to build four warships, the first warship fleet in British history.
The equipment in the ship is the best tool and is very convenient for going to sea.
In order to make each voyage return home safely, Henry VII specially built ports within every voyage of England.
On the return of the first voyage, he brought the best recommendations for British sailing.
The Tudor voyages were motivated by profit, and they successfully embarked on their first "adventure".
By the 14th century, European navigation technology had reached the point of perfection.
Henry VII's four warships set sail for the first time, taking the most mature sailing route.
Just because it is a mature route, it has not brought particularly outstanding benefits to the UK.
But this was the first voyage of the British, and for them, something was the best thing.
Guided by Henry VII, the seafaring industry developed more and more smoothly.
During their first voyage, the British encountered some small dangers.
So they did not choose to develop a marine career, but continued to hone their nautical skills in mature navigation.
The seafaring industry in England was mainly carried out by Henry VII, and all the merchants were responsible for the practical work.
British merchants were the first seafarers, and they would transport goods to ships.
They would buy and sell during the voyage, and the door to the trade market would be opened to the outside world.
The navigation and shipbuilding skills of the British cannot be doubted, but their experience of voyages was not rich.
So they would sharpen their seafaring skills day by day, and each experience made them better and better, and they also opened up the British foreign trade route.
Since then, Britain has become the largest trading center on European shipping routes.
Tudor industry and commerce also developed well, but Henry VII was not satisfied with the status quo.
He also wanted to explore a new route to expand Britain's business circle, but it would have come at a huge price.
Obviously, the so-called price is worthless in the face of money.
Therefore, Henry VII vigorously promoted the development of new shipping routes.
Under the leadership of Henry VII, they pioneered new routes that raised their status and gained a foothold in England.
The new route is not only challenging, but also fraught with many dangers.
The navigators survived all the dangers on the way to the new route and brought back many good news to King Henry VII.
British navigators dug up an island in the sea, the environment of which has never been polluted, especially suitable for the development of aquaculture.
Not only that, but the navigators were pleasantly surprised to find a shoal.
In the shoals, there are extremely abundant fish, and some fish are rare species, plus they are all naturally grown, so they are extremely expensive.
With the emergence of shoals, the British fishing industry is gradually developing.
Every time the English navigators returned triumphantly after going to sea, it was the time to bring good news to King Henry VII.
King Henry VII will also give corresponding rewards to the navigators after returning each time.
Henry VII created a reward system, the key to making Britain's seafaring career better.
More people, encouraged by Henry VII, volunteered to participate in the development of navigation.
As a result, Britain's position as the European economic and trade center is becoming more and more stable.
Behind the exploitation of the new route, countless navigators are paying without complaint.
The opening of new shipping routes has promoted the development of various occupations throughout the UK and increased the income of the British economy as a whole.
The "Tudors" did not survive in the history of England at a time when it was ideal, with only a hundred years of historical records.
In the past hundred years, not only Henry VII has paid great attention to the development of Britain, but every other king has been very dedicated to promoting the social and economic development of Britain.
The development of the Tudor seafaring industry must be developed from a realistic point of view.
It's just that England lacks a good opportunity, and it just so happens that the Tudor kings are their opportunity.
Henry VII valued industry and commerce, and it also increased the economic income of England's seafaring industry.
The Tudor voyage not only gave Britain a good social and economic income, but also promoted the traditional culture of navigation technology in their own country.
At the same time, it also greatly promoted the central position of the English Tudor dynasty on the earth.
Bibliography:
History of England, British Commercial Shipping 1460-1540, World History
