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Of what sickness did Magellan die?
Ferdinand Magellan died in the Battle of Mactan from a poisoned arrow that hit his leg. He was also hit in the arm with a bamboo spear. When he fell because of his wounds, the natives ruled by Datu Lapulapu, fell on him with their spears.
What country did Chirstopher Columbus sail from?
He sailed from Spain, ruled by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella at that time.
How did the people in the Philippines feel about Ferdinand Magellan's arrival?
The natives in Homonhon Island where Ferdinand Magellan and his men first disembarked where used to seeing strangers. Ferdinand Magellan and his men were met cordially and given a taste of Filipino hospitality--food aplenty. They were also welcome in Cebu, which was ruled by Datu Humabon. Datu Humabon and his family were the first native converts to Roman Catholicism. However, Datu Lapu-Lapu, the chieftain of Mactan Island, did not welcome Ferdinand Magellan and his men when he came to know of their strategy of converting natives to Roman Catholicism first so it would be easy to eventually dominate them politically. Datu Lapu-Lapu and his men met Ferdinand Magellan and his men with arrows and spears when they came to Mactan Island. Ferdinand Magellan died in this fight, popularly known as the Battle of Mactan. The rest of his men retreated.
Who ruled Bulgaria in 1900?
Ferdinand I
Who ruled the Austrian hapsburg lands?
Ferdinand I
Nation ruled by ferdinand and Isabella?
Spain
What was ruled by Charles V and then Ferdinand?
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Nation ruled in 1492 by Ferdinand and Isabella?
The nation that was ruled by Ferdinand and Isabella was Spain. They authorized the exploration that was to be done by Christopher Columbus, and brought knowledge of the Americas to Europe.
What nation did Ferdinand and Isabella help to create?
Spain. They ruled Spain.
What country ruled Canaan?
The country that ruled CANAAN was Egypt
Which country ruled china?
No country has ever ruled China.
Was queen Isabella more in charge of Spain than King Ferdinand?
In a strictly territorial sense, yes. Her country Castile was simply far bigger than Ferdinand's Aragon. But at the time, neither of them ruled "Spain": Ferdinand ruled over Aragon, Isabella over Castile. The usual male domination did not apply in this marriage and this equality was even laid down in their prenuptial agreement. Isabella was an able ruler, a shrewd politician and negotiator and she had a mind of her own. Ferdinand much admired her capabilities.
