Hello everyone! My name is Vasco Da Gama and I will be exploring with Pedro Álvares Cabral in the future. Here I will share with you some information about Pedro Álvares Cabral and my voyages.
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Thus, our discovery of Brazil made Brazil known to Europe, which helped Portugal colonize Brazil. The colony greatly influenced the country's rapid growth and development, giving Brazil an opportunity, but also the stability of Brazil and the risk of dividing the nation.
I believe that Cabral's discoveries Portugal with me and the establishment of a sustainable social, political and economic structure under Portuguese control helped Brazil to grow economically.
I believe that Cabral's discoveries Portugal with me and the establishment of a sustainable social, political and economic structure under Portuguese control helped Brazil to grow economically.
But this caused that Brazil faced numerous economic difficulties due to the territorial competition between Portugal with France, the Netherlands, and Spain.
For the two centuries after I and Cabral discovered Brazil, the Portuguese did regularly use Brazil's resources to trade with foreign powers. Brazil became a colony of Portugal.
When we landed, Pedro Álvares Cabral flew Portuguese flag on the unknown land, and he named it "Island of the True Cross". Then he sent a ship to Portugal to tell King Manuel I of Portugal the news.
Then he commanded a voyage further south to the port of Cochin, India, where it was favorably received and licensed to trade in the precious spices, where it was loaded onto the remaining six ships.
In response, Pedro Álvares Cabral took the following actions: Attack by bombing the city, captured 10 Arab ships, and then executed their crew. #merciless
On September 13th, 1500, we are finally arrived in Calicut, India as we are originally planned! There, the zamorin (the ruler of the dynasty) welcomed us and allowed to build a fortified trading post. Pedro Álvares Cabral seemed full of challenges here
We stopped at several African ports the way, including Sofala, Mozambique and Kilwa, and made deals, but things didn't turn out very well.. We often ran into unfriendly natives.
Sadly.. none of the four ships survived and drowned. However, Pedro Álvares Cabral did not give up the voyage and continued sailing to India with the remaining six ships.