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Did vasco da gama conquer Calicut?
Yes Vasco da Gama conquerd Calicut India
Where in India did Vasco da Gama first land?
CALICUT, India! Calicut, India hello
Where did Vasco Da Gama travel to?
Vasco Da Gama sailed from Lisbon, Portugal, on July 8, 1497, heading to East. Da Gama rounded Africa's Cape of Good Hope on November 22, and continued on to India. Gama reached Calicut, India on May 20,1498 and left India on August 29,1498. Da Gama returned to Lisbon, Portugal in September,1499.
What port city did Vasco Da Gama reach in 1498 when he reached India?
calicut
Where did vasco da gama start voyage?
Vasco da Gama (not vasco de gamas) first voyage was to India. He first reached Calicut
In which place Vasco D gama landed in India?
He landed in Kappadu near Calicut, India on 20 May 1498.
Did vasco da gama conquer Calicut?
Yes Vasco da Gama conquerd Calicut India
Where in India did Vasco da Gama first land?
CALICUT, India! Calicut, India hello
Where did Vasco Da Gama travel to?
Vasco Da Gama sailed from Lisbon, Portugal, on July 8, 1497, heading to East. Da Gama rounded Africa's Cape of Good Hope on November 22, and continued on to India. Gama reached Calicut, India on May 20,1498 and left India on August 29,1498. Da Gama returned to Lisbon, Portugal in September,1499.
Where Vasco DA Gama landed?
He landed at the port of calicat in goa,india
What port city did Vasco Da Gama reach in 1498 when he reached India?
calicut
Where did vasco da gama start voyage?
Vasco da Gama (not vasco de gamas) first voyage was to India. He first reached Calicut
Where countries did vasco de gama landed?
he landed in india,because that is the place that he fond the rout to.
What were Vasco Da Gama's achievements with Calicut?
nothintguhyiuh
Where did Vasco de Gama arrive on his journey?
He arrived in Kappad near Calicut, India on 20 May 1498.
Where did vasco da gama make a landfall in 1498?
Calicut
Who discovered calicut India?
Vasco da Gama of Portugal 'discovered' Calicut in 1498 A.D. This is however a misnomer. Trade with India was prevalent since ancient times. However, with the Arab reign over middle east, trade between India and Europe was regulated (and restricted) by the Arabs. Hence there was a motivation for Europeans to discover an alternate (sea-bound) route to the Indian subcontinent, which da Gama successfully did in 1498, when he landed at Calicut. Trade between India (Calicut included) and Europe however persisted for centuries before this as well.
