-
while the
Hormuzi admiral, Reis Xarafo,
looked on. The
Portuguese ruled Bahrain through a
series of
Hormuzi governors. However, the ****
Hormuzi were not...
- the
Ottoman Empire at
Qatif in 1551. The Portuguese,
together with
their Hormuzi v****als
successfully sieged,
captured and
demolished the fort captured...
-
Albuquerque attacked and
conquered the city of Muscat,
which was
under Hormuzi rule. In 1506,
Albuquerque left
Lisbon and
together with Tristão da Cunha...
-
Sohar was re-established in the 15th
century as a
minor port
under the
Hormuzi-Qalhati
sphere of influence. It was
still an
international port
until at...
- the
governor of Bahrain, Rukn al-Din Mas'ud, who was the
brother of the
Hormuzi vizier,
declared independence from Hormuz.
Fearing a
retaliation from the...
-
capital in al-Hasa. He
refused to pay
tribute to the
expanding Portuguese-
Hormuzi alliance that had come to
dominate the sea lanes,
prompting the two allies...
- the rest of the
fleet followed suit.
Volleys were
exchanged between the
Hormuzi fleet and the Portuguese, with a
clear advantage to the latter, and large...
-
Rukhonei (Rudkhanei)
Rudoni (Rudani)
Minowi group:
covering Minowi (Minabi),
Hormuzi (Hormozi), Banzarki,
Shahrichi (Shahri)
Glangli (Galangi)
Bandar Abbās...
-
between the
mainland and Hormuz.
Direct Hormuzi control over
Julfar was
likely exercised in the 1520s and the
Hormuzis are
credited with the
construction of...
-
capitulation to the
Portuguese in 1507. The
Tonbs remained a part of the
Hormuzi-Portuguese
administration until 1622, when the
Portuguese were expelled...
