Ferdinand Magellan died in the Philippines during the Battle of Mactan on April 27, 1521. He and his men were engaged in a conflict with the warriors led by Lapu-Lapu, a local chieftain, after Magellan attempted to impose Spanish authority over the island and convert its inhabitants to Christianity. Underestimating the resistance of the local forces and facing a fierce counterattack, Magellan was wounded and ultimately killed in the battle. His death marked a significant setback for Spanish colonial ambitions in the region.
1521
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Magellans crew sailed around the world west.
Concepcion was Magellans ship but along side him was the victoria, the trinidad, san antonio, santiago.
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Magellan's ship, The Victoria, returned to Spain in 1522, a year after Magellans death in the Phillipines.
Magellan's arrival in the Philippines resulted in conflicts with native populations as he attempted to establish control over the islands. This led to resistance from the local communities, which eventually led to Magellan's death. Subsequent Spanish colonization had a lasting impact on the indigenous peoples and their culture.
Magellans crew sailed around the world west.
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Concepcion was Magellans ship but along side him was the victoria, the trinidad, san antonio, santiago.
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