Believing his most famous discovery to not be connected to the mainland, this man named the region most associated with him the Island of the True Cross.
Believing his most famous discovery to not be connected to the mainland, this man named the region most associated with him the Island of the True Cross. That territory, reached by an envoy of thirteen ships (*) commanded by this man and sailing for King Manuel I, notably lay east of the Alexander the Sixth-established Line of Demarcation described by the 1494 Treaty of Tordesillas. FTP, identify this Portuguese explorer who, on April 23, 1500, became the first European to reach the country of Brazil.
Believing his most famous discovery to not be connected to the mainland, this man named the region most associated with him the Island of the True Cross.
Pedro Álvares {Cabral}