Ferdinand Magellan

Ferdinand Magellan was born in 1480 in the Portuguese family of nobility of Sabrosa. His parents were a member of a nobleman and he died when he was about 10 years old. At the age of 12, Magellan became the Queen of the King Palace Leanor. This position is often used as a means of education for the Portuguese aristocratic sons. In the courtroom, Magellan learned about navigating explorers such as Italy's Christopher Columbus and Portuguese Vasodroma. He also learned the basics of navigation.

Ferdinand Magellan (about 1480-1521), born in Sabrosa, Portugal, was born in a Portuguese aristocratic family. At the time of the 12-year-old, Ferdinand Magellan (FernãodeMagalhães in Portuguese, Fernando de Magallanes in Spanish) and his brother Diogo was visited Lisbon in order to serve the court of Leonora queen. In the court, Magellan was exposed to an important story of sea exploration and control, in Spice trading in Portugal and Spain of the East Indies, especially Spice Islands or Moluccas in modern Indonesia. Fascinated by the promise of fame and wealth, Magellan began to be interested in discovering the ocean in his early days.

Ferdinand Magellan was born in Portugal in 1480; the exact city is unknown. Many people think that it is Porto or Sabrosa. Ferdinand Magellan is the English version of his name. In Portuguese, his name is Fernãode Magalhães. He is from a nobleman. His ancestors are Ruide Magalhães and Alda de Mesquita. Young Magellan is the page of Queen of Portugal. Here, he will learn useful skills such as hunting, battle, and know the stars 1 his father often moves to a small town called Porto (aka Porto). The harbor here is full of adventures by travelers of voyages and voyages. Porto may be love for Magellan's sea and exploration. However, Ferdinand Magellan is not always an explorer. His career began with the soldiers of the Portuguese navy. He left Portugal in 1505 and headed for India under the direction of Francisco de Almeida.