Nah unless it’s with Americans they not interested. And since around this time they didn’t exist, they won’t even go this far in time to make an epic movie. Americans vs Russians or vs aliens or vs natural catastrophe or vs meteors… that’s their ballpark EDIT: and of course where they save the whole world by themselves. Coz also for some reason they always the ones or the first to be invaded. ET chose USA. Transformers chose USA … you get the point 😂
Until now there have been only three global maritime powers, the first Portugal which begins with the conquest of Ceuta in the 15th century, the second England and the third and last the USA. The Portuguese introduced modernity to the navies, until then naval combats were carried out through boarding maneuvers, the Portuguese navies introduced side and bow cannons for distant naval combats. The range of a Portuguese artillery piece on a 16th century ship at the time of this battle was around 1800 meters, the greatest of its time. On the other hand, the Portuguese introduced a technological innovation of repeating cannons, something that was only introduced by the English around 200 years later, the advancement of Portuguese ballistics together with naval construction was overwhelming even in comparison to other European powers. Here in this battle the biggest and best naval machine of its time made its debut, the 400 ton ship "Flor do Mar", including side batteries on the bombord and stibord (two words that came directly from the Portuguese words bombordo e estibordo) side of the guns. The unbeatable Portuguese naval power in this area of the globe can be explained as follows, the range of the Portuguese cannons was 1800 meters, that of their enemies was around 700 meters, so it was enough for a small fleet to position itself at least 800 meters and at most 1100 meters away from enemy ships to be able to fire at will without being hit, this explains this resounding victory of a small armada defeating a huge armada, the secret was the technological advancement and greater firepower of the Portuguese.
That's an interesting take, as far as I'm aware it was the Zamurin, or the translators, I don't quite remember, that asked the Portuguese to engange in piracy when it's mentioned that they took an spice ship and "declared it was theirs by right", as he doubted that the Portuguese would actually manage to do so.
The equipment the Portuguese are illustrated with on this video is anachronistic, and would not be standardized for over 50 more years, specially those swords and morion helmets. A frequent mistake. I'd suggest looking into early 16th century armors, that's not what they looked like.
"I display it to you, the honorable Meliqueaz, captain of Diu, and let you know that I am going with my horsemen to this city of yours, to throw the people who have taken refuge there, after they fought with my people in Chaul, and killed a man who was called my son; and I am coming in the hope of God in heaven to take vengeance on them and on those who help them; And if I do not find them, this city of yours will not escape me, and will pay me everything, and you, for the good help you have done in Chaul; which I am letting you know, so that you will be well aware when I arrive, that I am on my way, and I am staying in this island of Bombay, as this man who is carrying this letter will tell you." Francisco De Almeida's letter to Malik Ayyaz His tomb in Abrantes reads: "Here lies D. Francisco de Almeida, first Viceroy of India, who never lied or ran away."
This was one of the most important battles of world history.
A battle to be worthy of Hollywood. A fathers revenge, that changed the world.
Nah unless it’s with Americans they not interested. And since around this time they didn’t exist, they won’t even go this far in time to make an epic movie. Americans vs Russians or vs aliens or vs natural catastrophe or vs meteors… that’s their ballpark
EDIT: and of course where they save the whole world by themselves. Coz also for some reason they always the ones or the first to be invaded. ET chose USA. Transformers chose USA … you get the point 😂
Battle of Diu, by Quentin Tarantino... 🤌🤌🤌
The last thing we need is Portuguese conquistadores speaking Mcdonald's.
Thank you for this great documentary.
Greetings from a Portuguese.❤
We want a movie!
You have a lot of nice pics that depict the Portuguese fleet and its sailors - where did you get these from? They are awesome
Thank you! We create all art in-house. Everything is made by hand by real humans!
Portugal feared nothing.
Great video, love the visualizations. Keep up the great content :)
Thanks for the kind words!
The ship name is not "santo espirito", is "espirito santo", which means "the holy spirit"
People Portugues 🇵🇹 strong man all time 💪
Portuguese were badasses.💪
The first oficial marines in the world armada portuguesa
Until now there have been only three global maritime powers, the first Portugal which begins with the conquest of Ceuta in the 15th century, the second England and the third and last the USA.
The Portuguese introduced modernity to the navies, until then naval combats were carried out through boarding maneuvers, the Portuguese navies introduced side and bow cannons for distant naval combats.
The range of a Portuguese artillery piece on a 16th century ship at the time of this battle was around 1800 meters, the greatest of its time.
On the other hand, the Portuguese introduced a technological innovation of repeating cannons, something that was only introduced by the English around 200 years later, the advancement of Portuguese ballistics together with naval construction was overwhelming even in comparison to other European powers.
Here in this battle the biggest and best naval machine of its time made its debut, the 400 ton ship "Flor do Mar", including side batteries on the bombord and stibord (two words that came directly from the Portuguese words bombordo e estibordo) side of the guns.
The unbeatable Portuguese naval power in this area of the globe can be explained as follows, the range of the Portuguese cannons was 1800 meters, that of their enemies was around 700 meters, so it was enough for a small fleet to position itself at least 800 meters and at most 1100 meters away from enemy ships to be able to fire at will without being hit, this explains this resounding victory of a small armada defeating a huge armada, the secret was the technological advancement and greater firepower of the Portuguese.
Epic movie!
WE WANT A MOVIE!!!
Excellent video. Thank you.
Good Content, Keep it up bro 👍, never give up
Thanks for watching!
"The Spice must to flow" Almeida "Paul Atreides" Zamorin "Baron Ordos" Dune in based in historical facts
That's an interesting take, as far as I'm aware it was the Zamurin, or the translators, I don't quite remember, that asked the Portuguese to engange in piracy when it's mentioned that they took an spice ship and "declared it was theirs by right", as he doubted that the Portuguese would actually manage to do so.
As estratégias militares e a coragem e ousadia do nosso povo eram qualquer coisa do outro mundo.
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The equipment the Portuguese are illustrated with on this video is anachronistic, and would not be standardized for over 50 more years, specially those swords and morion helmets. A frequent mistake.
I'd suggest looking into early 16th century armors, that's not what they looked like.
From Diu to Tsushima, half a millenium of European rule of the five oceans
"I display it to you, the honorable Meliqueaz, captain of Diu, and let you know that I am going with my horsemen to this city of yours, to throw the people who have taken refuge there, after they fought with my people in Chaul, and killed a man who was called my son; and I am coming in the hope of God in heaven to take vengeance on them and on those who help them; And if I do not find them, this city of yours will not escape me, and will pay me everything, and you, for the good help you have done in Chaul; which I am letting you know, so that you will be well aware when I arrive, that I am on my way, and I am staying in this island of Bombay, as this man who is carrying this letter will tell you."
Francisco De Almeida's letter to Malik Ayyaz
His tomb in Abrantes reads: "Here lies D. Francisco de Almeida, first Viceroy of India, who never lied or ran away."
Thanks for sharing - this is great
Beautifully written. Even warriors were poets.
PORTUGAL MENTIONED 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹 WTF IS A SOLDIER NUMBER SUPERIORITY ADVANTAGE? RAHHHH WHAT IS A STABLE GOVERNMENT?🗣️🗣️🗣️🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹🇵🇹
i need to know the name of that music at 13:00 min
Glad you like it - it’s from Artlist on the epic music soundtrack they have
Portugal caralhooooooo
A partir dai acabou o domínio muçulmano na Europa, essa batalha foi essencial para isso, caso contrario seriamos todos Muçulmanos no ocidente ....
Look to the world map, right in the middle stays Portugal. Fought for the world because its yours!
*slight detour*
ez indian kingdoms. best civilized by british later.