BATICALA [Bhatkal], port of Rájá of Vijayanagar, 67: Portuguese propose to build a fort at, 126. BEJA, Diogo Fernandes de, flag-captain of Albuquerque, commands a galley at taking of Panjim, 76: ambassador to Bijápur, 126: to Ahmadábád, 132, 133: friend of Albuquerque, 138. BENASTARIM occupied by Fulad Khán, 111: by Rasúl Khán, 112: blockaded by the Portuguese, 114: taken, 116: fortress built at, 125. BENDARA, the, Prime Minister of Malacca, 97. BENGAL, Portuguese relations with, 178, 179. BENGALÍS numerous at Malacca, 96. BEST, Captain, defeats the Portuguese, 203, 204. BHATKAL. _See_ BATICALA. BIJÁPUR, Kings of. _See_ ALI, IBRÁHÍM, ISMÁIL, YUSAF ADIL SHÁH. BOMBAY ceded to England by the Portuguese, 204. BRABOA or BRAVA, burnt by Da Cunha and Albuquerque, 50, 51. BRAGANZA, Dom Constantino de, Viceroyalty of, 195, 196. BRAZIL, discovery of, 26. BRITO, Lourenço de, defends Cannanore, 38. BROACH offered to Albuquerque as site for a fortress, 133. BUKKUR, offered to Albuquerque as site for a fortress, 133. BURMA, Albuquerque sends envoy to, 109. BURMESE, a trading community at Malacca, 95: favoured by Albuquerque, 106. BURNELL, A. C., Sanskrit account of the Portuguese quoted from, 207. CABRAL, Jorge, Governor of India, 194. CABRAL, Pedro Alvares, commands second fleet sent to India, 26, 27. CALAYATE (K[a-macron]lh[a-macron]t) visited by Albuquerque, 54: sacked, 58. CALICUT, Vasco da Gama at, 24, 25: Portuguese factor murdered, 27: ships burnt at, 27: bombarded, 29, 32: attacked by Albuquerque, 67-70: blockaded, 112, 125, 126: Mopla merchants ruined, 129: fortress built at, 131: Cabral prevented from attacking, 194: see also ZAMORIN. CAM or CÃO, Diogo, discovers the Congo, 23. CAMBAY burnt by Portuguese, 187: Portuguese defeated at, 204. CAMINHA, João Alvares de, settled Goa island, 158. CAMOENS, Luis de, on Lourenço de Almeida, 37: on execution of Ruy Dias, 81: exiled by Barreto, 195. CAMPO, Antonio do, one of Albuquerque's mutinous captains, 52: signs protest at Ormuz, 56: deserts Albuquerque, 57, 58. CANNANORE visited by Vasco da Gama, 25: by Cabral, 27: factory established at, 30: Rájá of, punished by Almeida, 35: fort at, defended by Brito, 38: Albuquerque imprisoned at, 61: Portuguese driven from by the Dutch, 203. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE first doubled by the Portuguese, 23. CASTELLO-BRANCO, Nuno Vaz de, joins Albuquerque, 98. CASTRO, Dom Alvaro de, knighted at Mount Sinai, 183: his gallantry, 185: sent to relief of Diu, 186: sacked Surat, 187. CASTRO, Dom Fernão de, his gallantry, 185: killed at Diu, 186. CASTRO, Dom João de, Governor of India, 184-188: defeats King of Bijápur, 186: relieves Diu and defeats King of Gujarát, 186, 187: internal reforms, 187: death and character, 188. CATHERINE, Queen-Regent of Portugal, allows Albuquerque's bones to be removed to Portugal, 143: appoints Constantino de Braganza Viceroy, 195.