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Christopher Columbus' voyage was financed primarily by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain. After several rejections from other European monarchs, they agreed to sponsor his expedition in 1492, hoping to find a new trade route to Asia and spread Christianity. The funding included ships, crew, and provisions for the journey across the Atlantic.
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King Ferdinand II and Queen Isabella of Spain
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Spain. Columbus had first asked Portugal, but their geographers were better than Columbus and they had quickly calculated that Columbus estimated the circumference of the Earth at 1/3rd of its real size and that he never would find India and China where he thought it was.
Columbus's first encounter with the New World.
Columbus's first encounter with the New World.
In Dutch, Christopher Columbus is referred to as "Christoffel Columbus." The name retains its similarity to the English version, with "Christoffel" being the Dutch equivalent of "Christopher." Columbus is known for his voyages across the Atlantic Ocean, which led to the European awareness of the American continents.
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No, Prince Henry the Navigator did not pay Christopher Columbus to explore. Prince Henry, a Portuguese prince, was instrumental in early maritime exploration during the 15th century but died in 1460, before Columbus's famous voyage in 1492. Columbus sought support from the Spanish monarchy, specifically King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella, who ultimately financed his expedition across the Atlantic.