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
VYPÍN, island, Rájá of Cochin besieged in, 30.
XAVIER, Saint Francis, João de Castro died in arms of, 188:
his missionary activity, 191.
YUSAF ADIL SHÁH, King of Bijápur, his history, 74, 75:
fondness for Goa, 75:
retakes Goa, 79:
chivalry, 81, 82:
leaves Goa on Albuquerque's departure from the harbour, 82, 85:
death, 90.
YUSAF GURGI, Málik, Muhammadan governor of Goa, his cruelty, 75:
his flight from Goa, 76.
ZAMORIN of Calicut, receives Vasco da Gama, 24:
meaning of the word, 24_n_:
intrigues of Moplas with, against the Portuguese, 25:
attacked by Cabral, 27, and Da Gama, 29:
besieges Cochin and is repulsed, 30:
defeated on land and sea by Pacheco, 31, 32:
fleet defeated by L. de Almeida, 35, 36:
palace burnt, 69:
sues for peace, 91:
poisoned, 131.
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