Definition of royal fish in English:

royal fish

noun

词汇	royal fish
释义	Definition of royal fish in English: royal fish noun A whale, porpoise, or sturgeon caught near the British coast or cast ashore there. In these circumstances they belong to the Crown or, in the Duchy of Cornwall, to the Prince of Wales. 王室鱼（指捕自或搁浅于英国海岸附近的鲸鱼、海豚或鲟；在此情况下它们属于英国国王，在英国王室直辖领地康沃尔郡时属于威尔士亲王） Example sentencesExamples Waters concluded that the great size of the sturgeon was the reason for its designation as a royal fish reserved for royal banquets. The royal fish - protected as swans are - was caught by Robert Davies from Llanelli, west Wales, in Swansea Bay yesterday. Some fish (whales, porpoises and sturgeons) were generally regarded as royal fish and most people did not have access to them without permission. Being a royal fish, if caught, it becomes the property of the crown. Apparently King Edward II declared the sturgeon a royal fish and that any caught should be offered to the king.
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