of scurvay on a voyage.
Answer
He did not die of scurvy. He contracted malaria not long after arriving in Goa to take over the position of Viceroy, and died in the city of Cochin on Christmas Eve in 1524.
Vasco da Gama was 64 and living at his house in Portugal with his wife, Cateriana de Ataide, and his 6 sons, when in 1524 King John III named him Viceroy to India. He had planned to settle down and enjoy his retirement in Portugal, but all of that changed. He had to go to India and make sure everything was running fine. Along the way on the voyage, da Gama fell ill. Da Gama died in India shortly after arrival on December 24, 1524. He was buried in India. Later, in 1539, his remains were reburied in a chapel in Vidigueira, Portugal.
because he did not have enough food to last him and no one would give him food.
Malaria
vasco de gama died off of a illness called scurvey
vasco de gama's father influenced him
vasco de gama is Portuguese
Club de Regatas Vasco da Gama
how did vasco de Gama become int-rested in the sea/exploring
vasco de gama died off of a illness called scurvey
Vasco de Gama explored from Europe to India.
vasco de gama's father influenced him
Vasco De Gama died December 2, 1564
vasco de gama is Portuguese
Club de Regatas Vasco da Gama
how did vasco de Gama become int-rested in the sea/exploring
Vasco de Gama's wife was Catarina de Ataíde.
Vasco de Gama was married to a woman named paula de Gama
his parents wanted to name him vasco de gama and part of his customs to name the child in certain ways
vasco de gama was born in 4169 and died in 1524
his father because his father was an explorer as well before vasco de gama was.