Master of Ships is a title given to a manager of the affairs of both the navy and long term trade.
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| - Master of Ships is a title given to a manager of the affairs of both the navy and long term trade.
- Master of Ships is an important position in the government of the Seven Kingdoms. The holder is a member of the monarch's small council, the inner cabinet of the realm. The Master of Ships is charged with commanding the royal fleet and is a member of the small council in King's Landing. Duties of the master of ships include arranging for the building and maintenance of warships, obtaining crews for the warships, and commanding naval operations. When Lord Mace was burned alive alongside his children and many others, the post of the Master of Ships became vacant again.
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| - Master of Ships is a title given to a manager of the affairs of both the navy and long term trade.
- Master of Ships is an important position in the government of the Seven Kingdoms. The holder is a member of the monarch's small council, the inner cabinet of the realm. The Master of Ships is charged with commanding the royal fleet and is a member of the small council in King's Landing. Duties of the master of ships include arranging for the building and maintenance of warships, obtaining crews for the warships, and commanding naval operations. At the start of the TV series, the position is held by Stannis Baratheon, under the monarchy of his brother King Robert. After Robert's death, Stannis rebels against the Iron Throne and the position remains vacant for some time afterwards. After the Purple Wedding, Lord Tywin Lannister awards the position to Mace Tyrell, the Lord of the Reach. This is revealed in a small council meeting when Oberyn Martell asks whether he becomes a master of something now that he is on the council. Mace says that he and Lord Tywin have already determined that he will be the Master of Ships. When Lord Mace was burned alive alongside his children and many others, the post of the Master of Ships became vacant again.
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