When Columbus went on his voyage it was 1492.
The voyage for which Christopher Columbus is most famous was for the country of Spain. Queen Isabella, against the advise of her advisers, funded this voyage by Columbus.
In the later 1400s, Christopher Columbus' ambition to discover a westward passage to the Indies was delayed by numerous factors. One of these was a successful (and final) conclusion to the famed "Reconquista", as this military (and religious) venture demanded as top priority the attention and, even more, the funding of Columbus' royal patrons.
The fourth voyage of Christopher Columbus began on May 11, 1502.
Well he travel his last voyage and died after his last voyage
In the later 1400s, Christopher Columbus' ambition to discover a westward passage to the Indies was delayed by numerous factors. One of these was a successful (and final) conclusion to the famed "Reconquista", as this military (and religious) venture demanded as top priority the attention and, even more, the funding of Columbus' royal patrons.
Columbus first voyage
He could not go until Reconquista was over because the monarch didn't want to waste the money.
He could not go until Reconquista was over because the monarch didn't want to waste the money.
The ISBN of The Last Voyage of Columbus is 0759513767.
Columbus Believed he was in India at the end of his first voyage.
The Last Voyage of Columbus has 304 pages.
Spain sent Christopher Columbus to his first voyage. :-)
When Columbus went on his voyage it was 1492.
The Last Voyage of Columbus was created on 2005-06-01.
The voyage for which Christopher Columbus is most famous was for the country of Spain. Queen Isabella, against the advise of her advisers, funded this voyage by Columbus.
In the later 1400s, Christopher Columbus' ambition to discover a westward passage to the Indies was delayed by numerous factors. One of these was a successful (and final) conclusion to the famed "Reconquista", as this military (and religious) venture demanded as top priority the attention and, even more, the funding of Columbus' royal patrons.