He eventually settled on Cape Vincent in the Algarve, and this man took part in the conquest of Ceuta before further studying another occupation.
This man received much of the funding for his activities from his brother Edward, who permitted a levy on trade to go to him, as well as from the Order of Christ, of which he was head. He eventually settled on Cape Vincent in the Algarve, and this man took part in the conquest of Ceuta before further studying another occupation. This man's underling Gil Eanes was the first to pass Cape Bojador in centuries, and his captains Zarco and Teixeira settled Madeira. Attempting to spread Christianity and gain gold by exploring the west coast of Africa, this son of John I founded a school for seamen. He also reached the Azores, Cape Verde, and Sierra Leone. For 10 points, name this Portuguese prince, a noted explorer.
This man received much of the funding for his activities from his brother Edward, who permitted a levy on trade to go to him, as well as from the Order of Christ, of which he was head.
Prince {Henry} the {Navigator} [prompt on {Henry}]