Portugal benefited significantly from Vasco da Gama's voyage by establishing a direct sea route to India, which opened up lucrative trade opportunities for spices, silks, and other goods. This access allowed Portugal to dominate the spice trade and increase its wealth and influence in global commerce. Moreover, the successful expedition enhanced Portugal's status as a maritime power and inspired further exploration and expansion in the Age of Discovery. Ultimately, it laid the groundwork for Portugal's colonial empire in Asia and Africa.
Because Portugal was in search of the spices by one sea route for decades. It was the culmination of a long process.
King Manuel I of Portugal.
Great things happened like talking and sailing
Vasco da Gama (not vasco de gamas) first voyage was to India. He first reached Calicut
Da Gamas rank was an admiral
Because Portugal was in search of the spices by one sea route for decades. It was the culmination of a long process.
his last voyage was in 1524
King Manuel I of Portugal.
It was about 28,000 miles i think :-)
It was about 28,000 miles i think :-)
Great things happened like talking and sailing
Vasco da Gama (not vasco de gamas) first voyage was to India. He first reached Calicut
Da Gamas rank was an admiral
1497 vasco da gamas father die
he found a trade route to India
The sea rout from pourtagal to the east around Africa and India
PortugalPortugalthe people who paid or sponsored vasco da gamas trip is portugul but the king and queen paid.King Manuel I of Portugal, was da Gama's patron for both his first voyage and second voyage to India. The route from Portugal to India, via Africa's Cape of Good Hope, was discovered during Gama's first voyage to India.da Gama made a third voyage to India, which King John III of Portugal commissioned. da Gama died while in India before he was able to return to Portugal.