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Gomes Eanes de
Zurara (c. 1410 – c. 1474),
sometimes spelled Eannes or
Azurara, was a
Portuguese chronicler of the
European Age of Discovery, the most...
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urbanized area of Vila do Conde,
which includes the
parishes of Vila do Conde,
Azurara and Árvore,
represent 36,137 inhabitants. Vila do
Conde is interlinked...
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Conde in the
parish of
Azurara and
splits again just
after crossing the Ave river. In that road junction, the late
Gothic Azurara Church was
rebuilt in...
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Arkan Simaan refers to
these discoveries in his
historical novel based on
Azurara's Chronicle: L'Écuyer d'Henri le
Navigateur (2007),
published by Éditions...
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Quintela de
Azurara is a
civil parish in the muni****lity of Mangualde, Portugal. The po****tion in 2011 was 542, in an area of 9.59 km². Archaeological...
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Zurara (or also
Castelo de
Azurara), over time
becoming transliterated in
ancient name of the muni****lity:
Azurara da Beira. In 1058, the medieval...
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subsequently Madeira islands were
first described by
Gomes Eannes de
Azurara in
Chronica da
Descoberta e
Conquista da Guiné.
Arkan Simaan relates these...
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Expansion of Europe.
Clarendon Press. p. 192. ISBN 978-0-19-820740-5. (
Azurara 1446) Lewis,
Martin W.; Wigen, Kären (1997). The Myth of Continents: A...
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administrative autonomy. In 1360, King
Pedro I of
Portugal gave the land of
Azurara (current Vila do Conde), with land in Maia, to the then
infant Denis, Lord...
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place was
performed by
other West
Africans powers.
Gomes Eannes de
Azurara, who
witnessed a
Portuguese raid
noted that some
captives drowned themselves...
