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
QUILON, Da Gama asked to trade with, 29:
factory established at, 31, 47:
relieved by Pacheco, 32:
bombarded, 35:
taken by the Dutch, 203.
RASÚL KHÁN (Roçalcão), left in command at Goa, 85:
takes Benastarim, 112:
defeated by Albuquerque, 115:
surrenders Benastarim, 116:
interview with Albuquerque, 126.
REBELLO, Rodrigo, Captain of Goa, 93:
killed in action, 111.
REDONDO, Dom Francisco Coutinho, Count of, his viceroyalty, 196.
RED SEA, chief trade route, 20:
Emmanuel and Albuquerque desire to close to commerce, 48, 70, 94,
125:
campaign of Albuquerque in, 128:
of Lopo Soares, 171, 172:
of Estevão da Gama, 183.
SÁ, Antonio de, Factor at Quilon, killed by Moplas, 35.
SÁ, Francisco de, tried to stop execution of Ruy Dias, 81.
SÁ, Garcia de, Governor of India, 193, 194.
SABAIO, the, Portuguese name for Yusaf Adil Sháh, 75.
SAINT THOMÉ, first Portuguese settlement on the Coromandel Coast,
178:
attacked by the Rájá of Vijayanagar, 197.
SALDANHA, Antonio de, explores south-east coast of Africa, 30:
visits Socotra, 51.
SALDANHA BAY, Almeida killed at, 39.
SALSETTE, ceded to the Portuguese, 184:
cession confirmed, 194.
SAM PAIO, Lopo Vaz de, blockades Dábhol, 129:
Governor of India, 176:
sent home in chains, 178.
_Satí_, abolished by Albuquerque at Goa, 160.
SEBASTIAN, King of Portugal, accession of, 195:
divides the viceroyalty, 199:
desires exploration of interior of Africa, 200:
death, 201:
Commentaries of Albuquerque dedicated to, 207.
SELIM I, of Constantinople, at war with Egypt, 49, 150:
with Ismáil Sháh, 78, 134:
conquers Egypt, 177.
SEQUEIRA, Diogo Lopes de, offered governorship of India, 62:
at Malacca, 97, 98:
Governor of India, 173:
builds fortress at Chaul, 175.
SEQUEIRA, Gonçalo de, refuses to assist Albuquerque against Goa, 84:
advises abandonment of Goa, 119.
SERRÃO, Francisco, takes Magellan to the Spice Islands, 109.
SERRÃO, João, joins Albuquerque with reinforcements, 84.
SHÁH JAHÁN takes Húglí, 204.
SHER SHÁH, Portuguese assist the King of Bengal against, 179.
SIAM, Albuquerque's relations with, 109.
SILVA, Ayres da, blockades Benastarim, 114.
SILVA, Duarte da, at capture of Malacca, 101.
SILVEIRA, Antonio da, defends Diu, 181, 182.
SILVEIRA, João da, visits Chittagong, 178, 179.
SILVEIRA, Jorge da, killed at Aden, 129.
SINAI, Mount, Estevão da Gama at, 183.
SLAVE TRADE, negro, started by the Portuguese, 21.
SOARES DE ALBERGARIA, Lopo, bombards Calicut, 32:
succeeds Albuquerque, 138, 139:
his governorship, 170-173:
campaign in the Red Sea, 171, 172:
builds fort at Colombo, 173.
SOCOTRA, island, taken by Da Cunha and Albuquerque, 51:
settlement of, 52:
garrison half starved, 58:
help demanded for, 70:
abandoned, 94.
SODRÉ, Vicente, left in command of a squadron, 29:
wrecked, 30.
SOUSA, Dona Aldonsa de, mistress of King Diniz, ancestress of
Albuquerque, 41.
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