Ferdinand Magellan Voyages of Discovery - Circumnavigation Part 1/4

[@McIntyreBible]

An exceptional documentary! Magellan and his captain El Canno were men driven to accomplish their circumnavigation of the earth. It is one of the important historical epics of mankind.

[@sebastianbirchenall1637]

Nerd

[@khailemorales9556]

one of the most devastating *

[@cahayamulia9153]

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[@gregsmith1719]

Elcano was just trying to get the last ship back home to Spain after Magellan was killed. He barely made it. What was his original intention?

[@vitorsilveira560]

@@gregsmith1719 he, Elcano , kill Magellan.

[@liandeps]

Narrator is referring to Juan Sebastian del Cano. FYI, he is really the first one to circumnavigated the world, since Magellan died in Mactan, Philippines.

[@gregsmith1719]

But Mgellan's slave (Ernie?) came from Mactan; so maybe he was the first to circumnavigate the world. But, who set their foot down first?

[@liandeps]

@@gregsmith1719 That could also be true. Hooray for non-Western centric perspective!

[@jollyannseredio7674]

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[@suskagusip1036]

@@gregsmith1719 Our Ancestors has been navigating the great big Pacific ocean and Indian ocean for years. Your Magellan is a newbie and life ended in Mactan.

[@mariaantonietapicarra1071]

Magalhães had already traveled the other "leg" of the trip going East.

[@Salvus967]

Read the book "Over the Edge of the World' by Laurence Bergreen if you are interested in Megellan!

[@charleslyell3748]

Read the original by Antonio Pigafetta.

[@nunoalves6844]

Salvus967 is better to look Portuguese history people Translated ...the name is Fernão de Magalhães ok????

[@nunoalves6844]

Charles Lyell A italian teaching about MAGALHÃES ?? No way

[@gowithgroove]

Agreed - great book.

[@amaravathichandru]

I respect those who respect books

[@rmmario3396]

I was recently at Magellan's cross in Cebu for the first time and fascinated by by what I saw and read. And now I am even more amazed after reading this article. (Lapu-Laup as national here? Not so fast.) Lapu Lapu was perhaps 70 years old at the time and probably wasn't even at the battle of Mactan! (Many have told me Lapu Lapu killed Magellan!) With that said, the battle was still a great symbol of courage and the fight for freedom by the people of the Philippines. We can all appreciate that. Has there been a movie made about Magellan meeting King Rajah Humabon or about the battle of Mactan? I found a few things on you tube about Magellan, mostly documentaries, and can't wait to view them. Sadly, I do not find any epic films of historic value about this event. That may be due to the inaccuracies and conflicting beliefs of this event and time period. Still, giving great direction and casting, it would be a great film to watch.

[@fingalmcgerty5589]

Its so sad you care.

[@suskagusip1036]

Who told you Lapu lapu is 70yo? 🙄 I'm sure it's the Filipinos ended up his circumcision.

[@JohnMark-bx1ks]

so that is why mr. krabs did not let any of his sailors see the map and kept to himself

[@emergencylowmaneuvering7350]

Im a commercial pilot instructor. Any pilot, sailor or traveler on cars too knows all vehicles need to have the maps or charts of the route to follow not only one and the others "follow me". What about if the ship or vehicle in front loose the others in a storm or simply at night? The others, with no maps or idea where they were going will get lost. That is one of the rules of fleet or multi vehicle navigation. Magellan didnt give any maps of the route to the others ships, only the portughese crew one in which he was too. That is a huge violation of navigation rules. Im a pilot instructor. He lied to the others about giving them the maps after a while, but didnt. Huge Magellan Devilish Plan to make the others get lost and he and the Italians and portugeese navigate only and put down Spain sailors. He wanted the Spain crews to get lost, of course. That is why the others mutiny againts him. The liar also become a murderer. Good his arrogance made him try to defeat about 1,000 islanders with only about 50. Arrogant got killed and Delcano decided to circumnavigate instead of backtrack which was the initial plan.

[@MattMatt-kr6ts]

It is facts cause it is really Enrique de Malacca...the Malay men a slave n sailor of Magellan who had voyage that ship after Magellan dead in Filipina killed by Lapu-lLapu he was warriors of Malay Filipina.

[@saypool93]

Ferdinand Magellan navigator's name is Enrique in spain manuscript but in english they called him "Henry" or "Henry the Black" because he look so dark brownish skin. So actually Henry is originally "Malay" people that Magellan hired him to be his navigator. Henry actual name is "Awang", the reason Magellan hire him because in that time Malay's people fully knowledgeable in sea route and every passage while indeed the european call them had the sixth sense, the sense of the "sea". When Magellan died the crew make Henry to be a captain of Magellan ship because he's know better than the others crew. This history has been hidden by the "man"(if you refered the movie of "the school of rock" so you know who is the "man") but not every secret can't hold for a very long period of time so it will smoothly break from mouth to mouth and slowly showing itself again to the world and embark in the history again that has been hidden worstly by the "man". I'm not quite sure if Jerry Bruckheimer want to reveal the secret or still hidden the secret or somebody else trying to or dumb happend, that Jack Sparrow character history is actually take from the history of "Henry the black". The act of Jerry to make the Pirate of The Carribean movie is actually caused some people wanted to investigate the character of the Jack Sparrow history and well it's answer come to the "Henry the Black".

[@kishjugo4685]

saypool93 If Jerry Bruckheimer and the people who made School of Rock aren't "the man" then paint me black and call me Magellan.

[@saypool93]

It's not just only refer to the Jerry alone but indeed Hollywood knows better who's the "man" though beside maybe Jerry was not or maybe he is part of the "man"...there are anyway...u tell me.."the adjustment bereau".."national treassure"...and so on...then no need to paint yourself dude...Magellan didn't like it..LOL

[@lino222]

+Kish Jugo Magellan, 5 litres of black (metallic)paint is on the way...

[@saifmohamed718]

Beautiful documentary

[@sageguru6290]

i am a filipino and i admire magellan more than the savage lapu lapu. i admire his courage, bravery and his navigation skills.

[@gbboomer9813]

True. Hindi naman kasama sa balak nya ang manakop ng isla. Ang misyon nya is maikot lang talaga ang mundo.

[@scipioprime69]

Hindi plano ang maikot ang mundo kundi makahanap ng ruta papuntang Spice Islands

[@suskagusip1036]

Eh kung titigain ka Kaya ng Ninuno?

[@孤爪くん-r5u]

Colonial mentality

[@charleslyell3748]

Antonio Pigafetta, an Italian writer, was a member of the expedition. That's why what is known about the voyage is probably true. He left a diary about the expedition and was one of the eighteen men that completed the circumnavigation.

[@JohnMark-bx1ks]

i wonder what happen if you left the blanket sails open and not unroll them in windy, stormy situations.

[@benno291980]

Maybe gain a little but not worth losing the mast

[@qatorze]

Tripulación 1ªcircunvalación (crew first circumnavigation): 11 Españoles 3 Italianos 2 Griegos 1 Aleman 1 Portugues Juan Sebastián de Elcano, de Guetaria -Capitán Francisco Albo, de Axio13​ -Piloto Miguel de Rodas, de Rodas -Piloto Juan de Acurio, de Bermeo -Piloto Antonio Lombardo (Pigafetta), de Vicenza -Sobresaliente Martín de Yudícibus, de Savona -Marino Hernando de Bustamante, de Mérida -Marinero y barbero Nicolás el Griego, de Nauplia -Marinero Miguel Sánchez de Rodas, de Rodas -Marinero Antonio Hernández Colmenero, de Ayamonte -Marinero Francisco Rodríguez, de Sevilla -Marinero Juan Rodríguez, de Huelva -Marinero Diego Carmena Gallego, de Bayona -Marinero Hans, de Aquisgrán -Artillero Juan de Arratia, de Bilbao -Grumete Vasco Gómez Gallego , de Bayona -Grumete Juan de Santandrés, o de Santander, de Cueto -Grumete Juan de Zubileta, de Baracaldo -Paje

[@raybin6873]

How did they know when they were sailing from chartered waters into unchartered waters?

[@mattsallehmatt4575]

Panglima Awang is the malay people frm Malacca n Ferdinand Magellan took him as a slave on his ship coz his slave knowing a lots about sea n the best sailor..other name of Panglima Awang is henry in english n Enrique in Portuguese.

[@nidaboazad7484]

plus the Fact that the asean were polygot before so, stand as translator to the philippine pre hispanic native.

[@rauloliveira8320]

Henry of Mallaca was baptized and Magellan was his godfather. Henry of Mallaca wasn't a slave. He was in Royale Palace . Magellan always protected him.

[@Loaf-zh1jh]

6:59 put closed captioning on.

[@davegaming3818]

little di- *cancelled*

[@sturm3d]

I recommend "Magellan: Die erste Umsegelung der Erde" by Christian Jostmann published in 2019, not sure if an english version is available, hopely it will be, it's really well researched and well written.

[@LondonPower]

One of 18 sailors was Greek from peloponnese

[@enrikesolinis7300]

The first to circumnavigate the globe was the Basque navigator Juan Sebastián ELKANO (c. 1476-1526)

[@blakekujawa7885]

Who else is watching this for Mrs Forbes

[@wii1281]

Yup

[@alvarobruna2227]

Su nombre fue Fernao de Magalhaes en portugués y Fernando o Hernando de Magallanes en español.

[@JavierBrent]

The Spanish were protesting that ONLY MAGELLAN and his Portugese servants in his ship were KEEPING ALL the maps for the route which MAGELLAN was supposed to give TO ALL CAPTAINS, BUT HE KEPT THEM ALL INSTEAD. All maps and charts for the route for all ships, not only one is a standard needed requirement on a ships fleet. On aviation we do the same. Im a pilot since 1980. Magellan was, like Columbus was too, a liar looking for self glory using Spains good will to do dangerous missions other countries didnt want to do. BUT Columbus got lucky when stumbled on the western hemisphere. Lots of lies about how good Magallanes was. He was a liar, a swindler and a murderer of the ones that exposed him. He died due his tricks and lies didnt work in Cebu. DelCano was the best navigator and the first to circumnavigate the world along with the other spanish

[@polbasilio8290]

Lapu-Lapu: Imma end this man's whole career.

[@emergencylowmaneuvering7350]

Im a commercial pilot instructor. Any pilot, sailor or traveler on cars too knows all vehicles need to have the maps or charts of the route to follow not only one and the others "follow me". What about if the ship or vehicle in front loose the others in a storm or simply at night? The others, with no maps or idea where they were going will get lost. That is one of the rules of fleet or multi vehicle navigation. Magellan didnt give any maps of the route to the others ships, only the portughese crew one in which he was too. That is a huge violation of navigation rules. Im a pilot instructor. He lied to the others about giving them the maps after a while, but didnt. Huge Magellan Devilish Plan to make the others get lost and he and the Italians and portugeese navigate only and put down Spain sailors. He wanted the Spain crews to get lost, of course. That is why the others mutiny againts him. The liar also become a murderer. Good his arrogance made him try to defeat about 1,000 islanders with only about 50. Arrogant got killed and Delcano decided to circumnavigate instead of backtrack which was the initial plan.

[@tommyleesleftsock]

Who else had to watch this at school lol

[@NsUcNbOo]

Isn't it ironical that a Portuguese sailor commanded a fleet that was not allowed to sail in Portuguese territory and because of that they managed to circumnavigate the world for the first time? xD This goes to show that, whether countries co-operate or not, mankind always finds a way to overcome its obstacles... fascinating!

[@zmagosavli1]

I reccomend: "DER MANN UND SEINE TAT"( The Man and His deed)by Stefan Zweig,less than 200 pages,mirabilia.

[@historiamc5597]

Great Portuguese Sailor! Without the Portuguese what would it be of Spain! The Spanish owe us alot!

[@Luzograal]

história Mc Not always, but sometimes, in this case Portuguese konwledge was pivotal, three Portuguese captains led the 3 surviving ships and men crews across the Pacific Ocean, Magellan (Magalhães), captain-general, Barbosa, and Serrão.

[@frankcastella3673]

+história Mc , Si hombre, pull the other one , it has got bells

[@vicentelopez00]

Si no hubiera sido por el valor y la tenacidad del gran Juan Sebastián Elcano, primero en dar la vuelta al mundo, Magallanes no sería conocido, se habría perdido su nombre al momento de su muerte en Filipinas. Los portugueses no serían una nación si no hubiera sido por Alfonso VI, rey de Castilla, León, Galicia, Toledo, Sevilla ..... y del norte de lo que hoy es Portugal, usurpado por Alfonso Henriques, nieto de Alfonso VI. ¿Qué idioma hablarían los portugueses si no hubiera existido el gallego?

[@vitorsilveira560]

@@vicentelopez00 el cano , é Vasco. Não é espanhol . Magalhães é português , não é espanhol.

[@JUNALFANTA]

spanish bring deaths in the philippines destroy native alphabet forced labor rape discriminations and uneducate the native so that they cannot read try to read some many books of philippine history

[@LuisdeSousa]

The life of the marine (not mariner) called Fernão de Magalhães before this enterprise is an epic in itself. The scientific uncertainty at the time surrounding his hypothesis of the Molucas being beyond the Marum Clausum semi-sphere is well worth of research for inquiring minds.

[@buggies8810]

i’m just here for school

[@frankcastella3673]

Peter Abelard, Do you mean that the other humans with the slave were not humans? Are you triying to re-write history?

[@noahzark6755]

+Frank Castella No, they were not humans, they were from they were from the planet Rodomontade, like Peter Abelard.

[@carmen2689]

La expedición zarpó de Sevilla, eran cinco naves!!! solo volvió una

[@motajr1108]

Its Fernando Magalhães no megellan what name is that

[@puma7171]

"Magallanes": he was naturalized Spanish because Portugal did not want him...

[@Luzograal]

To some comments bellow about the crew, Spanish mainly of course, and many other European and not only nationalities. But most of the Pilots, as a part of the crew, were Portuguese (Pilots and also Captains, in the Pacific Ocean Part). Barbosa as exemple comanded the Victoria. This voyage was a part of Magellan periplus (first) around the world (1505-1512-1521), wich included direct participation in major global events in the Indian Ocean and beyond. Also his more direct friends Abreu and Serrão (even cousin) led the first European fleet into the Pacific Ocean (East).

[@JavierBrent]

Magellan lied to the Spanish Courts about been "A great Portugese Captain". He was not.

[@newtheory785]

Just wonderful.

[@seanchewsvideoscooter9874]

ferdinand magellan was a soldier and explorer. Ferdinand magellan was born i portugal in 1480

[@Min14100]

Ok this not true, the first people who traveled around the world is awang hitam or Hendry the black he is a Malay and he is from Malacca. Ferdinand got killed by lapu lapu at Philippines

[@JCO2002]

Aspect ratio is wrong. I'll find a different version.

[@gregoriojrludivese5518]

Magellan doesn't circumnavigate, who? That is elcano and his crews,

[@matdinsibrahim8223]

@Prince Henry The navigator Nope, Magellan brought a malay slave from malacca when Portugal colonised Malacca, His name is Enrique/ or Henry the black, he was used for his skill in navigation and communication with local population in South East Asia. When Magellan arrived in Cebu, he was take charge to communicate and negotiate with the King as the King understand malay language. Magellan promised to make him the captain of the ship. However Magellan was killed, Enrique so disappointed with the demise of Magellan. He then plotted with the king to ambush to ship and their treasures. So Magellan adventure stop at Cebu meanwhile Enrique completed then circumnavigate when he returned to malay land. Magellan is short of 3000Km (distance from Cebu to Malacca where the circumnavigation point started.

[@carlosjerus5244]

yes the greatest navigator in the history he proved so many things

[@vicentelopez00]

He failed. He died in Philipine islands. He almost lost for history. Thanks to Juan Sebastián Elcano we know about Magallanes.

[@loyal_skywing7982]

im a better navigator

[@edgardoquijano9410]

I think they have a scurvey in that time

[@loyal_skywing7982]

they have a scurvey sad

[@miggy_dlan]

Technically, if combine all of his voyages and conquests in his lifetime, then you'll find that he DID actually circumnavigate the world lol

[@peterpremingertrichter6274]

It will probably remain a mystery whether or not Magellan really knew if there was a strait in the southern tip of South America. If he didn´t know, then the saying applies: speculation is the mother of science.If the New World is a continent then it must have a beginning and an end... quite a head on those shoulders...

[@vicentelopez00]

Read the book ""Magellan"" by Stefan Zweig. Is the best.

[@xen2958]

"I got a jar of dirt, I got a jar of dirt"

[@loyal_skywing7982]

what does this mean

[@xen2958]

@@loyal_skywing7982 what? It's a line from Captain Jack Sparrow

[@loyal_skywing7982]

@@xen2958 the pirate? ove never seen pirates of the Caribbean before sorry

[@xen2958]

@@loyal_skywing7982 you should watch it it’s good

[@loyal_skywing7982]

@@xen2958 ok! I will watch it

[@ThisGuy0_0]

Where bones of Magellan's

[@loyal_skywing7982]

did you find the bones

[@Luzograal]

Elcano was Basque (beyond Spanish by that) remember many great Basque (specialy Guipuzcoans mariners at service of Spain in the Pacific etc later following him). Elcano navigated as captain of Victoria, escaping the Portuguese, and in Portuguese already waters of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans.

[@martiglesias60]

Elcano was spanish (of the bask region!). Pizarro was extremeno! Etc.

[@donkeyslayer9879]

You remember that? You must be over 500 years old.

[@donkeyslayer9879]

You remember that? You must be over 500 years old.

[@primtourist]

Thank you for this video!

[@zmagosavli1]

In fact,Enrico(Enrique),the slave of Magellan ,was the first human to circumnavigate the globe.

[@MrConan89]

+peter Abelard They reckon he came from Cebu, where Magellan was killed.

[@zmagosavli1]

Bravo Howard,true

[@noahzark6755]

+peter Abelard And Johnny Cash was the first celebrity to appear in a Crisco commercial.

[@istinggar4735]

enrique malacca or malay called "panglima awang

[@fosa744]

He’s a Malay from Malacca what modern country name Malaysia. He is a prisoner of war being caught by the Portuguese during the Portuguese annex of Malacca. The Malays were a great navigator Long before the imperialist Western came. In fact the Malays had a huge diaspora from Madagascar to the island Australia and to the Pacific Island. Without Panglima Awang or Enrique as the Western people called him, Magellan will have difficulty not only navigation as well as communication with the natives they encountered.. Proud to be a Malay from Singapore.

[@joelandrews1503]

Magnificent documentary.the greatest!!thank you so much so informative outstanding.

[@gabrielamalaya5947]

I'm a Filipino and i have so much respect for magellan, I'm sorry that one selfish rajah, Rajah humabon, wanted to exploit magellan and his crew to kill datu lapu lapu for Political power. As you can infer from this story, there is already a complex system of governance existing in the islands even before the spanish came. Contrary to the notion that the spanish "civilized" the natives, the Philippines already has a rich culture which includes a political system, rich language, music, cuisine and systems of writing and literature.

[@khailemorales9556]

idiot ... go kiss imperialist arse hole cuz u good at it u dumb dope.... they killed other set of natives before arriving here in ph ....

[@СтефановићКараџић]

@@khailemorales9556 how can they kill before they even arrive? Bozo

[@MaSsiVeGaming1]

Pedro Mediterraneo That is incorrect. Portugal was established as an independent nation or as a country state before Spain in 1128 under one King D. Afonso Henriques, that is approximately 200 and something years before Spain. Spain was founded in 1492 as an independent nation after the main Kingdoms of Castile and Leon slowly merged together to defeat the Moors completely, ultimately becoming an unified power. Off course, both regions had previously been joined together as one land, and both regions conquered by previous kingdoms like the Romans. Following that, Kings and Queens from both lands ruled the Iberian Peninsula (that is the land mass of Portugal and Spain combined) and Spain was larger in landmass, ultimately being more powerful than Portugal. As a sea power, Portugal was the first ever European sea nation with a Portuguese Prince, "Henry the Navigator" beginning the Age of Discovery. I may be bragging for my country, I don't know what to tell you about ages of countries but Portugal is one of the oldest nations in Europe. Still, to be fair, age means nothing... Portuguese accomplishments speak for themselves. (And we do have many...) As do Spanish accomplishments speak for themselves, as do British, Italian, Dutch and French. As does every other nations.

[@vicentelopez00]

Spain had been a united and independent country under visigodos kingdom and its capital in Toledo until the arab invasion. Portugal didn't exist yet.

[@n0tourist]

@@vicentelopez00 Wrong ! , there were the kingdoms of castela , leon , aragon , you can only speak of united spain after castela and aragon unite in the 15th century

[@vicentelopez00]

@@n0tourist Esos reinos se formaron a raiz de las invasiones musulmanas. Se rompió la unidad del reino visigodo y fueron surgiendo esos reinos que tú mencionas.

[@Mr19pedro78]

el cid a true hero. rodrigo diaz de vivar el campeador.my mother is from sagunto spain right beside valencia.spain that time was the major dominace in all of europe and controlled most countries,italians were under spanish rule cause of the great italy wars. thats why some foreighners were joining spanish voyages like antonio pigafetta. king philipp was the reason why philippines is called its name. philips father was carlos. king of spain and emporer of the holy roman empire of german nations

[@michaelschuler7397]

Amazing human beings

[@robhappe906]

Still many head hunters in The Phils!

[@vitorsilveira560]

Thats truth. They are cannibals, some islands , the people eat Humans been.

[@johnson36herbalife]

fantastic guys,thank u

[@nicxolxe2715]

Magellan was not killed by LapuLapu, the real story is one of LapuLapu's team and Magellan was hitter by an bow/arrow Edit: The reason why I know this is..we learned this from school

[@marinoaquino1857]

He was finished by Lapu-Lapu.

[@loyal_skywing7982]

school boring boooo

[@biensavier2111]

Real talk we must have a Pirates of Caribbean in the Philippines.... King Philip of spain.. Philip pines ...Philippines is the only asian Country colonized by spain

[@vitorsilveira560]

You mean explored by Spaniards, the Filipinos are not hispanic at all.

[@СтефановићКараџић]

@@vitorsilveira560 explored and colonised

[@SingingGuyFromPh]

@@vitorsilveira560 Philippines was colonized by Spanish lol.

[@rrrpchristian6468]

the ancient name of phillippines in ophir, then kingdom of maharlika.then phillippines by spain.. Watch solomons golds sereies in youtube

[@HanakoHaruka]

Hoax and fake! there's no maharlika empire exist, it's just divided rajahnates, huangdoms, datus, lakans, and sultanates

[@sasukashikch8]

thanks it help me a lot to understand it.... ^^

[@SonOfAnders73]

António Galvão gave magellan all the knowledge he needed

[@suskagusip1036]

Magellan left a message to his Mom. Philippine History by Yoyoy Villame. Watch Philippine Golds: Treasures of the Forgotten Kingdom. That's the real goal of Magellan. Spice?🤔

[@neosamurai5374]

Enrique (Magellan's slave) from Mallaca (modern day Malaysia) was clearly and technically the first to circumnavigate the earth.

[@puma7171]

yes, except he did not navigate and he might not have reached home (Malacca) after that!? The first trip around the world was made by Elcano on the Nao Vitoria

[@MattMatt-kr6ts]

Dont claim too much...Malay was circumnavigation this world...he was Panglima Awang in malay or Enrique de Malacca/Henry the black.

[@celtibero1011]

The flag is wrong, it was not used in Spain until 1785,magellan did not finish the trip, I died in the Philippines

[@loyal_skywing7982]

you died? damn bro that sucks, hope you get better

[@celtibero1011]

@@loyal_skywing7982 hahahhahaha i survived

[@loyal_skywing7982]

@@celtibero1011 congrats on surviving 💕

[@celtibero1011]

@@loyal_skywing7982 hahaha thanks mate,,,

[@joshuanitura9376]

lapu lapu: im gonna end this man's whole career

[@zackconez1619]

Who killed magellan??

[@loyal_skywing7982]

me i did

[@HanakoHaruka]

lapu x2

[@annishaochon414]

he sail al over the world were learnung about explorer on our school

[@tenartists]

+Annisha “Sofia” Ochon magellan was an explorer who sail al over the world? amazing!

[@annishaochon414]

Yup but when he stop in the Philippines lapu lapu killed Magellan. Lapu Lapu was the hero beacuse I think Magellan was trying to take over the philippines so lapu lapu killed him

[@CalWillify]

+Annisha “Sofia” Ochon Yup! Lapu Lapu was from Cebu. It also is the name of a delicious fish. Keep learning history, especially about your ancestors. You are awesome!

[@annishaochon414]

+Cal Williams ohhh thanks we learn about explorers and when they said about Ferdinand Magellan I raise my hand and have a connection about him and my teacher search it lol

[@annishaochon414]

+Cal Williams and by the way im from Philippines but NOw I live in U.S.A

[@n0tourist]

ferdinand = FERNANDO , but his name was FERNÃO De MAGALHÃES , not Fernando ! stop butchering his real name

[@propuestesnormatives5888]

FERNÃO... the Portuguese who did NOT go around the world

[@Yosoyosoy]

Gonçalo Moreira No, he renounced to his Portuguese citizenship and became Spanish after he was insulted by the Portuguese king, and then he changed his name to Fernando de Magallanes. So he was Spanish and Fernando de Magallanes his official name. And this is well documented.

[@vitorsilveira560]

Fernam de Magalhaens o nome escrito no seu tempo. Por isso os espanhóis liam Magallanes porque são burros , não sabem ler português em vez de Magalhaens liam Magallanes.

[@mattsallehmatt4575]

Panglima Awang/Henry the black/Enrique is the first sailor circumnavigate a globe after Ferdinand Magellan dead in filipina...

[@etsonguerra4252]

Okay? And you telling me this because???

[@Madridismus]

#Magellan was a #SpecialOne.

[@domi-no1826]

i cant find some of the answers, anyone else here from lori?

[@Salvus967]

Megellan was a brilliant man who perhaps got ahead of himself. I am sure he possessed the same sort of mind as Julius Caesar. But where as luck charmed Caesar throughout his life, Megellan somehow fell out of luck's favour for just one moment. Who knows what heights he may have achieved. It is almost as if his death was a mistake of destiny, as if it wasn't supposed to happen the way it did. But alas, history and time are merciless, even towards what may or may not have been. History moved inexorably forward, despite his untimely death. In his place, 18 desperate men returned to claim his triumph. Elcano and Pigafetta are the only names remembered, and even still only by historians. The rest are virtually forgotten. But they lived through something that no one else ever could again.

[@sayhitosteve2785]

The spice must flow.

[@cool_engineering]

who saying he's Spanish?

[@theexplorer5328]

This is so useful

[@renatogomescosta1687]

Obrigado Portugal e Espanha. Nos livrou do Império muçulmano, a ordem de Cristo agradece.

[@LeeTheRogue]

You can not really compare el cano to Ferdinand Magellan. what Magellan did was insanely difficult, the way back on known waters by el cano was a piece of cake compared to Magellan

[@vicentelopez00]

You are wrong, my friend. The voyage of Elcano was more difficult because he did it without scales during five months to avoid the portugheses. Hunger, storms, fatigue and diseases killed 22 men during this trip. We know Magellan and this expedition thanks to Elcano. Magellan failed. He died in Mactan, Philipine islands.

[@vitorsilveira560]

@@vicentelopez00 pobre vicentinho. Olvidas que iban Portugueses a bordo y conocian él camino para volver a Portugal.

[@vitorsilveira560]

@@vicentelopez00 sim investigo nos livros de história dos espanhóis que contam mentiras porque foi tudo manipulado. Não mataram Magalhães no primeiro motim , mataram-no no segundo motim quando já estavam perto das Molucas. Já não precisavam dele por isso liquidaram-no. Óbvio. Sacode-te saco de pulgas. A história de esse suposto país (Espanha) foi toda manipulada, porque a verdadeira história de Espanha é a mais vergonhosa da Europa e na América latina só deixaram repúblicas bananeiras.A América latina é o reflexo da Espanha e a Espanha é o reflexo da América latina. Países que não gostam uns dos outros e que se odeiam mutuamente e que se querem separar de Castela (Espanha)

[@vitorsilveira560]

Vasco da Gama, Fernão de Magalhães, Cristóvão Colombo, Bartolomeu Dias, Pedro Álvares Cabral, todos navegadores portugueses.Conhecidos em todo o mundo.Navegadores castelhanos zero. Cortez, Pizarro etc. Genocidas de povo nativo americano. Tu és um Chicano. Todos os espanhóis são galegos na América latina, atrasados mentais. Nos estados unidos são considerados hispânicos, terceiro mundistas. Vai ajudar a levar os ossos do Franco para Almudena.Parece que o povo de Almudena não quer.Levem para Ferrol esse galego de merda e lancem-no ao mar.

[@vitorsilveira560]

@@vicentelopez00 acerca de Saramago todos os portugueses dizem o mesmo que eu , essa mulher não passa de uma oportunista, putona, que se aproveitou de um viejo baboso por causa do dinheiro .ele tem idade para ser seu pai. Ademais um viejo feo y esquelético.Sem atrativos para uma mulher.Que cono queria ela de ese hombre ??? Dinheiro nada mas.Paleto .

[@zmagosavli1]

Victoria,"PRIMUS CIRCUMDEDISTI ME" !

[@demonhead]

Now I know what that stick in one piece was for

[@gemsonalava5747]

but Magellan gave a contribution because he proved that the world was round and not flat but because of his arrival in the Philippines and he wanted to conquer it and he want to kill Lapu Lapu so he quickly headed it and in that fight magellan died

[@ayyaddar9220]

Tributes to magellan and discovery channel...my most favourite topic...

[@dyylan8371]

what do lemens have to do with spice boiiiii

[@loyal_skywing7982]

lemen

[@mayumihandesuke2301]

Ferdinand magellan died in the philippines , he is killed by Lapu-Lapu. (philippine hero)

[@mayumihandesuke2301]

lol u dont know the whole story of why he killed magellan :)

[@BoneMachine28]

mayumi handesuke I do know the whole story, and far better, do know quite a lot about history. And I do also know that Lapu-lapu was a mere primitive savage who contributed with nothing for mankind, only for pinoy nationalistic pride. He killed Fernão de Magalhães aka Ferdinand Magellan when he was completely left behind and outnumbered by the natives - very typical, even today in south east asia, 'guys' are only tough when they are in big groups or when they carry knives and guns. One-on-one bare hands it's not their thing, for their inner spiritual nature resides in cowardice. Fernão de Magalhães was indeed a brave man whose exploration proved an astonishing fact for science on that time, that the planet was spheric. He provided high valuable information for cartography and geographical documentation. Showed bravery and a mentality comparable only to the spirit that modern astronauts have. By the way, according to the technology available and consequent difficulty of that specify era, his achievement was substantially much harder to accomplish than when man landed on the moon. Lapu-Lapu had no idea of what he done.

[@mayumihandesuke2301]

Ferdinand Magellan wants to conquer the Philippines that's why lapu-lapu killed him. and no one knows if its true or not. unless if someone was watching them while they were having a fight .and tells everyone the truth. only if that person is still alive LOOOL

[@BoneMachine28]

mayumi handesuke The truth is that the spanish fleet had commissaries whose duties amongst many, was sending regularly documented information such as mission diaries or any other official relevant messages to the king of Spain. Fernão de Magalhães wasn't even Spanish, he was Portuguese. Also he was hired by the king of Spain for nautic purposes. Fernão de Magalhães personal goals were others, nothing to do with any conquest of the Philippines… His quest was rather scientific, not materialistic. However, the spanish, saw opportunity in colonising that new territory, since it was occupied by natives rather primitive. The pinoy native tribes didn't documented information in books and libraries as europeans did, only through oral tradition. They were rather primitive and 'uncivilised' (they barely had any clothes and lived in huts) compared to the other developed north-eastern and north-western societies of that period. You might need to learn how to separate things based on historical evidential facts. No wonder the Filipino educational system is so bad.

[@1amwh4t1am]

Bonemachine Obviously you don't know anything about Southeast Asian history and culture at all. When Magellan arrived in the Philippine islands, it was anything but for scientific reasons; he went there to increase the wealth and influence of Christendom, the typical aim of any conquistador wannabe. The Philippines were already occupied by tribes of Malayo-Polynesians with advanced knowledge or sea-faring, trade, and metallurgy, who are imbued with a fierce sense of freedom which impedes them from uniting their efforts, but were rather tied to tribal vendetta-type warfare typical of several Pacific cultures at the time. These natives followed either their own local religious ancestral worship-based customs, or are part of the larger Hindu, Buddhist, and Islamic cultural sphere in Southeast Asia. They traded extensively with Srivijayan Indonesia, the Bruneian chiefs, Japan, China, the Viet and Thai kingdoms, and all the way to the Indian subcontinent. They colonized the Pacific islands all the way into the heart of the ocean and mapped the largest body of water in the world. They mapped the tides and the stars of the Southern Hemisphere, which requires knowledge of abstract math and cyclical time, a feat not replicated by any other Europeans until the Dutch pulled it off in the 17th century. Their language was a variant of Sanskrit called Kawi, or Jawi, and had a written system called Baybayin. Their local relationships were profitable at best, tenuous at worse, but all members of this early society benefited. All the other European explorers knew this about Southeast Asia since the time of the Romans and the early Spice Road traders, they even had a name for the region: Spice Islands. In this setting, Magellan creeped in from the east, without a drop of knowledge about these interconnections between the cultures that he ends up disrupting. Can one of the supposed great European explorers be this stupid? It is hard to believe anyone who is unable to foresee the consequences be taken seriously by any of the European monarchs of the period. However, they did, although the difference is he failed miserably - the Portuguese monarchy laughed him off and made him desperate enough to pander to their sworn enemy, Spain, who still laughed him off and might as well given him an inflatable boat for the whole trip. No one in Europe cared for what happened to Magellan or the history of his trip until the 18th century when Spain was about to lose their colonies to the US, the truth is not hard to infer. He was undermanned and outgunned, he picked the losing side of a tribal war, he had an unreliable crew of Spaniards who did not trust a Portuguese, and he knew nothing of where he was or who he was fighting against. Ignorance killed Magellan, and nearly killed all his crew. Bonemachine, you should learn from Magellan: don't be ignorant so you won't get killed by native warriors from places you have no idea exists.

[@itsyoboidom273]

I did a DBQ on this guy

[@Eltot_1031]

The man who discovered Philippines "the pearl of the orient".

[@suskagusip1036]

Philippines already exist before Magellan.

[@thenoeggplantzone]

This docu has 2 big errors: Magellan intuited from previous knowledge that the earth was round and he was killed by Del Cano.

[@SonOfAnders73]

i agree

[@vitorsilveira7547]

I agree also. The spaniards killed Magalhães, and blamed the Filipinos.

[@vitorsilveira560]

Everybody knows that that he was murdered by the Spaniards, at the second mutiny.

[@joelandrews1503]

Salamat!!mabuhay

[@gemsonalava5747]

If you do not know what has happened to East Asian countries it is good to know that the countries here are occupied by the westerns with the Philippines and who are in it here are the Spain

[@beckyevans1154]

He probably did know, Egyptians found the new world first !

[@roimerllagas4794]

Magellan travel for a gold , he was looking the ophir land in the bible.. And he found it . In cebu philippines!

[@Catmato]

aspect ratio

[@rosadobigd]

Portugal may have great navigators and sailors but the Spanish were the best soldiers and conquerors

[@vitorsilveira560]

Si conquistadores de índios en taparabos, que grandes soldados , sin duda.

[@cassandrabergavinia2352]

pintay ni lapu lapu dahil sa ayw nya na maging kristyano!!")

[@fingalmcgerty5589]

yo, this is so knarly!!!

[@arilarilsyah4274]

Panglima awang

[@miggy_dlan]

he was

[@loyal_skywing7982]

WHAT WAS HE

[@miggy_dlan]

@@loyal_skywing7982 BRO I DONT JNOW I MADE THIS COMMENT 7 YEARS AGO LMAO

[@jaredephraimhidalgo4578]

Yeah that's good so that the Philippines will be a good place to live

[@miggy_dlan]

same here

[@annishaochon414]

when magellan stop at the philippines in the ocean the peole in the philippines killed him

[@gemsonalava5747]

Magellan want to conquer the Philippines thats why lapu lapu kill him and if u dont know magellan want to kill lapu lapu??

[@vitorsilveira560]

Magallan was killed by the Spaniards.

[@СтефановићКараџић]

@@HanakoHaruka No, he was killed by the Spaniards or the french, there’s no way he was killed by a “poison arrow on a battlefield” when he is just an inexperienced navigator. He’s a navigator, not a soldier. Elcano was a soldier

[@SingingGuyFromPh]

@@vitorsilveira560 Eh, not really.

[@SingingGuyFromPh]

@@СтефановићКараџићHe was killed by the 1500 troops of Lapu-Lapu.. His rival Datu asked Magellan to kill Lapu-Lapu, and that's how the battle started. The battle started because Lapu-Lapu refused to be converted to Christianity. His body is even buried in Cebu, you can visit Cebu in the Philippines, you will see his grave..