THE OCEAN NAVIGATIONS OF THE FIRST ROUND THE WORLD TOUR (1519-1522)
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We'll describe the sailings and all the challenges during the first cir-cumnavigation. Under Magallanes command, five "armada" warships sailed off to find the species' islands, always heading to the W, for which he would have to previously find a passage to the "Mar del Sur", discovered by Vasco Núñez de Balboa six years earlier. The Victoria, under J.S. Elcano command, would arrive in Seville three years later, with 18 men on board, after having opened a new route of navigation between Timor and the Cape of Good Hope. The sufferings were extraordinary, but over all difficulties the tenacity and persever-ance triumphed. This Spanish enterprise was opposed by the king of Portugal; Carlos I of Spain supporting and funding in 75% (other 25% disbursed by Burgos born banker Cristobal de Haro) would seek that empire in which the sun haven´t sunset.
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