What is the purpose of Garcia Jofre de loaisa expedition?
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What is the purpose of Garcia Jofre de loaisa expedition?
The expedition of Garcia Jofre de Loaisa left Spain for the Moluccas on 24 July 1525, to open up the spice trade initiated by the Magellan expedition. Of the seven ships under Loaisa originally, only four entered the Pacific – via the Strait of Magellan, on 26 May 1526. A few days later, they were separated by a storm.
Who was francisco Garcia de Loaysa?
He was made Archbishop of Seville on 23 May 1539, and became Grand Inquisitor in 1546, the year of his death.
Who completed the loaisa expedition?
Only Andrés de Urdaneta and 24 other men survived to land in the Spice Islands. They returned to Spain in 1536 in the Portuguese India Armada and under Portuguese guard to complete the second world circumnavigation in history.
How many survivors arrived in Spain?
During a long, hard journey home, the people on the ship suffered from starvation, scurvy, and harassment by Portuguese ships. Only Elcano and 21 other passengers survived to reach Spain in September 1522.
What happened to Elcano?
Following his success, the emperor entrusted him with another large expedition to the Spice Islands headed by a nobleman, García Jofre de Loaisa, which could not complete its goal. Elcano died in the Pacific Ocean during this venture.
Why Magellan go to Philippines?
Magellan’s expedition was undertaken because the Spaniards were looking for alternate routes to the east; wanted to discover lands, spices, and gold; and wanted to expand Spanish territory and spread Christianity. Magellan’s travel was long and arduous, and only two ships survived it.
Who is Francisco Albo?
Francisco Albo was a boatswain and navigator of Ferdinand Magellan’s ship Trinidad. After the death of the Portuguese, he became the pilot of the Victoria under the command of [[Juan Sebastián del Cano|Juan Sebastián Elcano]], becoming one of the first persons to circumnavigate the world.
Where is Magellan’s ship?
Magellan flagship Of these five ships, one was lost at sea (Santiago), one abandoned the expedition (San Antonio) in South America and returned to Spain, one was damaged and then burned by the crew (Concepcion) and lost at Cebu in the Phillipines on 21 December 1521 when Magellan was killed.
Who has circumnavigated the world 10 times?
sailor Jon Sanders
Legendary WA sailor Jon Sanders has become the oldest person to circumnavigate the planet and the only person to do it 10 times. Sanders sailed his beloved boat Perie Banou II, fresh from his record-breaking solo circumnavigation, into a hero’s welcome at Fremantle Harbour yesterday.
Who is Pigafetta and Albo?
Antonio Pigafetta and Francisco Albo, both were survivors of the Magellan-Elcano expedition, stopped providing dates in their recordings of the first circumnavigation of the planet, after the burning the Spanish ship Concepcion off the sea of Bohol on May 2, 500 years ago.
Who is Fr Pedro de Valderrama?
Father Pedro de Valderrama was the only priest in Magellan’s crew, who was given the task of celebrating the first Holy Mass on the shores of Limasawa, an island at the tip of Southern Leyte.
Where is Magellan’s gold?
In reality, no, Ferdinand Magellan never went on a hunt for or found $5 billion worth of gold. He did, as the movie said, go on a journey to circumnavigate the globe.
Who beat Magellan?
Luffy
3 to create another Candle Wall. Luffy then jumped out and hit Magellan with a Gomu Gomu no Champion Rifle. The attack knocked Magellan back with no effect on Luffy, effectively allowing the Straw Hat to fight one-on-one without getting poisoned.
Who circled the Earth First?
Magellan
One of the most noted of Portuguese-born explorers was Fernão de Magalhães (anglicized as “Magellan”), who instigated and organized the first circumnavigation of the globe from 1519 to 1522.
Who is the first sailor in the world?
Juan Sebastian Elcano (Getaria, Basque Country, 1476 – Pacific Ocean, 4 August 1526), was a Basque sailor who completed the first circumnavigation of the Earth in human history in the Magellan-Elcano expedition.
