Rulers of India: AlbuquerqueStephens, H. Morse (Henry Morse)
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Rulers of India: Albuquerque
Stephens, H. Morse (Henry Morse)
Albuquerque, Afonso de, 1453-1515; India -- History -- 1000-1526; Portuguese -- India -- Biography
ENGLISH, the, early alliance with the Portuguese, 18:
empire in India compared and contrasted with the Portuguese, 28,
67, 145-148:
go to India, 202:
defeat the Portuguese, 203, 204:
treaty of 1878 with Portugal, 205.
EVANGELHO, Fernão Martins, Factor at Diu, 129.
FACTORIES founded at Calicut, 26:
Cochin, 27:
Cannanore, 30:
Quilon, 31:
Goa, 93:
Malacca, 97, 110:
Diu, 129.
FANATICISM, causes of Portuguese, against Muhammadans, 18, 19.
FERDINAND, King of Arragon, his praise of Albuquerque, 143, 144.
FERISHTA, referred to, 74, 90.
FERNANDES, Duarte, sent to Siam, 109.
FERNANDES, Frederico, knighted for leading assault on Goa, 88.
FERREIRA, Miguel, his embassy to Ismáil Sháh, 135.
_Flor de la Mar_, the, at Ormuz, 53:
wrecked, 110.
_Flor da Rosa_, the, Albuquerque's last ship, 138:
he died on board, 142.
FOGAÇA, Jorge, arrested for opposing execution of Ruy Dias, 81:
not released, 83.
FORTRESSES or forts built at Cochin, 31:
Quiloa, 34:
Cannanore, 38:
Socotra, 51:
Ormuz commenced, 54; completed, 137:
Goa, 76, 88:
Malacca, 106, 110:
Benastarim, Panjim, Divarim, 125:
Calicut, 131:
Colombo, 172:
Chaul, 175:
Bassein, 180:
Diu, 181:
Damán, 195.
FORTRESSES, Almeida's arguments against, in India, 40, 147:
Albuquerque's views on, 102, 103, 122, 132, 147, 152.
FRANCISCAN friars the first Christian missionaries in India, 192.
FULAD KHÁN invades the island of Goa, 111:
defeats the Portuguese, 111:
driven out of Benastarim, 112.
GÁ, Tristão de, envoy to Gujarát, 126:
mint master at Goa, 162.
GAMA, Dom Christovão da, killed in Abyssinia, 184.
GAMA, Dom Estevão da, Governor of India, 183, 184:
campaign in the Red Sea, 183.
GAMA, Dom Francisco da, Viceroy of India, 202.
GAMA, Paulo da, captain of a ship in first voyage to India, 23:
died on way home, 25.
GAMA, Dom Vasco da, his first voyage to India, 23-25:
honours conferred on, 26:
his second voyage, 28-30:
burnt the ships of Timoja, 71:
sent ambassadors to Abyssinia, 128:
his viceroyalty, 174, 175:
death, 175.
GOA, city, Timoja suggests attack upon, 71, 72:
situation, 72:
reasons for attacking, 73, 74:
history, 74, 75:
first capture, 76:
Portuguese retire from, 79:
second capture, 85-89:
effect of its conquest, 91, 92:
besieged, 112:
relieved by Albuquerque, 114-117:
arguments for abandoning, 118, 119:
Albuquerque's despatch on, 120-124:
Albuquerque's love for, 138, 141:
buried at, 142:
bishopric of, 192:
Inquisition established at, 192:
defended by Athaide, 198:
blockaded by the Dutch, 203.
GOA, harbour, its advantages, 72:
Portuguese fleet blockaded in, 79-82.
GOA, island, its situation, 72:
invaded by Yusaf Adil Sháh, 79:
by Fulad Khán, 111:
fortified, 125, 126:
administration of, 156-159:
invaded by Ali Adil Sháh, 198:
by the Maráthás, 204:
still belongs to Portugal, 205.
GOMES, Ruy, ambassador to Sháh Ismáil, 77.
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