He was not a ruler but the third son of John I of Portugal - Henry the Navigator. He supported a lot of vayages along the western coast of Africa. Later, his explorers reached the Cape of Good Hope, and found a sea way to India. Henry the Navigator wanted to reach India (not really him, because he didn't himself take part in the voyages) and that's why he founded a navigation school where he collected the best map-makers, the best sailors, the best astronomers to teach his captains. He also founded the first observatory in Portugal.
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he funded himself. So he didnt receive money from anybody but himself.
King George III helped fund James Cook's expeditions.
John Cabot's trip to Canada
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He was a Portugese ruler who funded expeditions all having in purpose getting to India.
He funded his own trip no the spanish king funded his trip
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Henry Hudson's expeditions were funded by different companies. The first two expeditions of 1607 and 1608 were funded by the English trading company named the Muscovy Company. The third expedition in 1609 was funded by the Dutch East India Company.
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Spain, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella also Portugal Funded for the exploration.
he funded himself. So he didnt receive money from anybody but himself.
King George III helped fund James Cook's expeditions.
Yes the King of Portugal payed for his expeditions
John Cabot's trip to Canada