Don Juan Ponce De Leon

Spanish tenth article Ponce Leon Don Juan Ponce Leon "Oops, he had to kick the barrel!" Don Juan Ponce De Leon is a Spanish conqueror and explorer. He was born in Saint-Tvas de Campos, Spain in 1460. Ponce de Leon lives in an era of wonderful discovery and excitement. Ponce de Leon honored and named the discovery of Florida, Puerto Rico, and the endless quest of the classic classic Fountain of Youth. On November 19, 1493, Ponce de Leon was one of the first Europeans who saw the small island of Bolingken.

Juan Ponce de Leon was born in Saint Tel Vas de Campos in Spain in 1474. His father Luis Ponce de Leon and his mother Leonor de Figueroa are aristocrats. Personal Waiter - As a boy, he served Homesick for DonPedroNúñezdeGuzmán. Goosman is the chief of the knight of the Royal Court and is in a very important position 1. As a homesicker, the young Ponce de León will serve the needs of the guzzan, taking care of his horse and helping him dress. In return, he is trained in social etiquette, hunting and intense military training. When in 1487 he went to the Kingdom of Granada to fight the Muslim Moor, his military skills were tried. The war ended in 1492. A year later in September 1493, Ponce de Leon continued its voyage to Christopher Columbus' s second new world 2 He settled in Hispaniola (modern Dominican Republic and Haiti). In 1502, he married a Spanish woman named Leonor with four children.

Don Juan Ponce de Leon is a Spanish conqueror and explorer. He was born in Saint-Tvas de Campos, Spain in 1460. Ponce de Leon lives in an era of wonderful discovery and excitement. Ponce de Leon is well known and insists on and names the discovery of his endless quest of Youth Fountain in Florida, Puerto Rico, and classical times! On November 19, 1493, Ponce de Leon was one of the first Europeans who saw the small island of Bolingken. In 1506 Ponce de Leon departed to Puerto Rico, 200 people went to the island and learned that the money was abundant. He enslaved the locals and forced them to mine gold coins for him. Ponce de Leon left Puerto Rico and returned again in 1508, this time he only brought 50 people. During this voyage, his ship experienced a terrible storm that caused him to hit the rock twice. The crew was forced to give up most of the supplies to prevent the ship from sinking