H.M.S. Bounty is a historical ship famous for the mutiny that occurred onboard in 1789. Synonyms for H.M.S. Bounty include "Bounty," "His Majesty's Ship Bounty," and "The Bounty." The ship was originally named Bethia and was purchased by the Royal Navy in 1787 for a mission to collect breadfruit plants from the Pacific Islands. The ship has been featured in numerous movies, documentaries, and books, immortalizing its infamous mutiny. Its story has become a symbol of romantic adventure and rebellion. Whether referred to as H.M.S. Bounty or one of its synonyms, the ship will always remain a significant part of naval history.