126
,
127
:
Albuquerque repulsed from,
127
:
Egyptians fail to take,
171
:
offered to Soares,
172
:
taken by the Turks,
181
.
A
FFONSO
V, King of Portugal, expeditions of, to Morocco,
19
:
Albuquerque educated at his Court,
44
:
served under in Morocco,
45
:
character of,
45
.
A
FFONSO
S
ANCHES
, ancestor of Albuquerque,
42
.
A
FFONSO
, Master, the physician, attends Albuquerque's deathbed,
141
.
A
FRICA
, Portuguese discoveries on the coast of,
21-23
:
settlements on the south-east coast,
34
:
exploration in the interior,
200
.
A
HMAD
, Rais, Minister of Ormuz,
136
:
killed by Albuquerque's orders,
137
.
A
HMADÁBÁD
, Kings of.
See
GUJARÁT
.
A
KBAR
kindly received Portuguese missionaries,
191
.
A
LBERGARIA
.
See
SOARES
.
A
LBUQUERQUE
, castle of,
42
.
A
LBUQUERQUE
, Affonso de, first voyage to India,
30
,
31
,
47
:
not allowed to take up office,
38
,
39
,
60-62
:
ancestry,
41-43
:
family,
43
,
44
:
birth and education,
44
,
45
:
at Court of John II,
45
,
46
:
in Morocco,
46
:
Asiatic policy,
48
:
sent again to Asia,
48
:
instructions to,
48
,
49
:
campaign on African coast,
50
:
wounded at Socotra,
51
:
left in independent command,
52
:
quarrels with his captains,
52
,
53
,
55-57
:
at Ormuz,
54-57
:
deserted by his captains,
57
,
58
:
attacks Calayate,
58
:
reply to Cogeatar,
59
,
60
:
intrigues against,
60
,
61
:
imprisoned at Cannanore,
61
:
recognised as Governor,
62
:
magnanimity,
63
attitude towards Hindus and instructions to Frei Luis,
66
,
67
:
attack on Calicut,
67-69
:
wounded,
69
:
decides to attack Goa,
72
:
reasons,
72-74
:
first capture of Goa,
76
:
embassy to Sháh Ismáil,
77
,
78
:
abandons Goa,
79
:
blockaded in the harbour,
79-82
:
receives reinforcements,
82-84
:
second capture of Goa,
85-88
:
builds fortress at,
88
,
89
:
letter to Ismáil Adil Sháh,
90
,
91
:
negotiations with Calicut and Gujarát,
91
,
92
:
sails for the Malay Peninsula,
99
:
first capture of Malacca,
101
:
speech to his captains,
102-105
:
second capture of Malacca,
106
:
execution of Utemuta Rájá,
107
:
opens relations with China, Siam, &c.,
108-110
:
wrecked on way back to India,
110
:
receives reinforcements,
113
:
relieves Goa,
114
:
defeats Rasúl Khán,
115
:
takes Benastarim,
116
:
despatch on Goa,
120-124
:
expedition to the Red Sea,
126-128
:
fails to take Aden,
127
:
establishes a factory at Diu,
129
:
builds a fortress at Calicut,
131
:
embassy to King of Gujarát,
132
,
133
:
and to Sháh Ismáil,
134
,
135
:
expedition to Ormuz,
136-138
:
receives news of his supersession,
139
:
last letter to the King,
139
,
140
:
death,
141
,
142
:
personal appearance and character,
143
,
144
:
policy of empire,
147
:
its bases,
152
:
colonisation,
153-155
:
settlement of Goa,
155-159
:
use of natives,
159
,
160
:
abolition of
satí,
160
:
commercial reforms,
160-162
:
coinage at Goa,
162
:
at Malacca,
163
:
piety,
164
,
165
:
causes of his success:—state of India,
165
,
166
:
superiority of ships, artillery, and soldiers,
166-168
:
his own character,
168
,
169
:
knighted Nuno da Cunha,
177
:
not a religious persecutor,
193