Scholarly conservative estimate

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Chinese Junk (Treasure Ship)
The massive vessels of Zheng He's 15th-century fleet/Historical
The treasure ships (baochuan) of Admiral Zheng He's fleet (1405-1433) were among the largest wooden vessels ever built. While exact dimensions are debated, Chinese records describe the largest ships as approximately 120 m long and 50 m wide with nine masts, though many historians consider these exaggerated and estimate more conservative dimensions of 60-75 m. Even at the smaller estimates, these ships dwarfed anything in contemporary European navies. Zheng He's fleet of 300+ ships explored Southeast Asia, India, the Persian Gulf, and East Africa decades before European voyages of exploration.
Measurements
Conservative estimate width
Approximately 1,500 tonnes
Tallest of nine masts
Battened junk rig sails
Massive stern rudder