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On October 11, 1492, Columbus claimed in his dairy that he saw a light that looked like it was from a candle. The next day, October 12, one of his crew members, Rodrigo de Triana, actually saw land. Nevertheless, Columbus stated his sighting was the first sighting of land, which allowed him to keep the reward money promised to the first person to see land.
The Christopher Columbus came first in 1492.
yes he got a reward when he got back yes he got a reward when he got back
On his first trip to the "new world", Columbus initially landed at San Salvador.
No cities were established by Columbus.
they did not reward him because he die on the journey home.
On October 11, 1492, Columbus claimed in his dairy that he saw a light that looked like it was from a candle. The next day, October 12, one of his crew members, Rodrigo de Triana, actually saw land. Nevertheless, Columbus stated his sighting was the first sighting of land, which allowed him to keep the reward money promised to the first person to see land.
the first vampire sighting was in 0001bc.
That was prior to written history so there is no record of the first sighting.
The first written sighting of the Northern Lights was reported to be in 2600 B.C
the first sighting was in 1,000,907 BC so yeah that's when it occured.
565 AD
Well a Kraken is a mythological creature, so there never was a first sighting of something that didn't exist. But it was seen in Pirate's of the Caribbean ;)
That event has not yet happened.
no
Fredrick Fleet
It's first sighting was in 1865