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Magellan had 5 ships when he came but some people said it is 21.
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How many of Magellan's ships were destroyed?
4 shipshow?
What eventully happened to Magellan?
Magellan was the commander of the first ship to circumnavigate the world. But his journey was not a lucky one. As he was Portuguese, many of his Spanish crewmen and captains of the other ships opposed him to the point of several mutiny's. He fought off all, but lost two of his ships by havary and one by a deserting captain. Before he could finish the journey, he was killed in attempt to help one of his Philippine allies against another Philippine chief, Lapu Lapu. He confronted an army of 1500 with just 49 men. And the enemy concentrated on him alone, while the other 49 escaped, and finished the journey with only 18 survivors in the smallest of the five ships
What is Philippine Historiography?
Philippine Historiography is the history of the Republic of the Philippines. Philippine history can be traced back to the arrival of Magellan to present day. Many people have recorded this history throughout the years.
How many magellan's ships completed the journey?
Of the five ships that Ferdinand Magellan took on his Pacific Ocean expedition, only one, the Victoria, returned to Spain. It was commanded by captain Juan Sebastián Elcano, who led the expedition after Magellan was killed on the island of Mactan (now part of the Philippines).
How many people was with Magellan?
Ferdinand Magellan took 237 men on his voyage, but many of them died.
How many ships did Ferdinand Magellan?
5
How many man sailed on Ferdinand Magellan's ships?
521 men (including Magellan)
How many of Magellan's ships were destroyed?
4 shipshow?
Why did the captain of three ships rebel against Magellan?
Magellan was put in a state that not many liked him
What eventully happened to Magellan?
Magellan was the commander of the first ship to circumnavigate the world. But his journey was not a lucky one. As he was Portuguese, many of his Spanish crewmen and captains of the other ships opposed him to the point of several mutiny's. He fought off all, but lost two of his ships by havary and one by a deserting captain. Before he could finish the journey, he was killed in attempt to help one of his Philippine allies against another Philippine chief, Lapu Lapu. He confronted an army of 1500 with just 49 men. And the enemy concentrated on him alone, while the other 49 escaped, and finished the journey with only 18 survivors in the smallest of the five ships
What is Philippine Historiography?
Philippine Historiography is the history of the Republic of the Philippines. Philippine history can be traced back to the arrival of Magellan to present day. Many people have recorded this history throughout the years.
How many ships and men started the voayge how many ended Magellan voyage?
Magellan commanded about 240 men on the voyage, but only 18 survivors came back.
How many men went with Magellan to Asia?
250 men, 5 ships and only 1 ship and 18 men came back including Magellan.
How many magellan's ships completed the journey?
Of the five ships that Ferdinand Magellan took on his Pacific Ocean expedition, only one, the Victoria, returned to Spain. It was commanded by captain Juan Sebastián Elcano, who led the expedition after Magellan was killed on the island of Mactan (now part of the Philippines).
How many people was with Magellan?
Ferdinand Magellan took 237 men on his voyage, but many of them died.
How many soldiers did Magellan bring to his voyage?
Magellan set sail with a fleet of around 270 men spread across five ships when he embarked on his voyage to circumnavigate the globe in 1519.
How do sailing ships provide evidence that the Earth is round?
Five ships commanded by Ferdinand Magellan left Spain and sailed southeast. They discovered a passage through the islands at the southern tip of South America, which is now called the Straits of Magellan. One ship was destroyed, and one returned to Spain. The remaining three ships then sailed northwest across the Pacific Ocean, and kept sailing west. They sailed past many islands, always going mostly West. Magellan himself was killed in what were later named the Philippine Islands in the Battle of Mactan. The survivors continued west across the Indian Ocean and around the Cape of Good Hope, and back to Spain. One ship out of five reached Spain, taking 3 years to complete the voyage.
