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- so i was reading there were more than 5 so ill be saying 7 or 8, but i know the prince Henry the Navigator had more than 90 slaves ya amazing sorry if i had all the wrong answers but at least you have something
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Who was Prince Henry the Navigators father?
King John 1
What was Prince Henry the navigators school called?
The school of NavigationCoanda
Where is prince Henrys school for navigators at?
Pronce Henry's school fit navigators us located in Portugal.
What was the original purpose of prince Henry the navigators journey?
Asia and also chinaa
Who is Prince Henry the navigators family?
Yes, Prince Henry the Navigator had 5 brothers.
Who did Prince Henry start a school for?
prince Henry started a school for navigators
When did Prince Henry the navigators dad die?
he is not dead
Who started a school for sailors a navigators?
Prince Henry
Who was Prince Henry the Navigators father?
King John 1
Who is a Portuguese leader who started a school for navigators?
Prince Henry.
What was Prince Henry the navigators school called?
The school of NavigationCoanda
Where is prince Henrys school for navigators at?
Pronce Henry's school fit navigators us located in Portugal.
Why was Prince Henry important?
he made a school to train European navigators.
What was the original purpose of prince Henry the navigators journey?
Asia and also chinaa
Who are Prince Henry the navigators sons?
Prince Henry's sons are Prince Waldemar, Prince Sigismund, and Prince Heinrich. prince Henry didnt Mary or have sons no offfense to the guy who wrote the answer above but is he an idoit i have looked at many places and they all said prince Henry the navigator didnt get married!!
What was prince Henry the navigators early life like?
was very hunteres and courages in the olden days
Who is the Portuguese leader who started a school for Navigators?
Prince Henry the Navigator, also known as Infante Dom Henrique, was the Portuguese leader who initiated the exploration of the African coast and established a school for navigators in the 15th century to promote exploration and maritime knowledge.
