Villalobos Expedition
(1542-1543) 16th-century Spanish maritime expedition, a failed attempt to control the East Indies
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Villalobos Expedition
Summary
Villalobos Expedition is a marine navigation[1].
Key Facts
- Villalobos Expedition is in the country of Habsburg Spain[2].
- Villalobos Expedition is in the country of Spanish Empire[3].
- Villalobos Expedition is in the country of New Spain[4].
- Villalobos Expedition's instance of is recorded as marine navigation[5].
- Villalobos Expedition's instance of is recorded as expedition[6].
- Villalobos Expedition's instance of is recorded as invasion[7].
- Villalobos Expedition's instance of is recorded as naval fleet[8].
- Villalobos Expedition began on November 1, 1542[9].
- Villalobos Expedition ended on 1546[10].
- A participant in Villalobos Expedition was Maestre Anes[11].
- Among those involved in Villalobos Expedition was Bernardo de la Torre[12].
- Among those involved in Villalobos Expedition was Ginés de Mafra[13].
- A participant in Villalobos Expedition was Juan Gaetano[14].
- A participant in Villalobos Expedition was Francisco Ruiz[15].
- Among those involved in Villalobos Expedition was Yñigo Ortiz de Retez[16].
- Among those involved in Villalobos Expedition was Guido de Lavezaris[17].
- Among those involved in Villalobos Expedition was Ruy López de Villalobos[18].
- Villalobos Expedition's start point is recorded as Barra de Navidad[19].
- Villalobos Expedition's destination point is recorded as Philippines[20].
- Villalobos Expedition's vessel is recorded as galleon[21].
- Villalobos Expedition's vessel is recorded as carrack[22].
- Villalobos Expedition's vessel is recorded as galley[23].
- Villalobos Expedition's via is recorded as Revillagigedo Islands[24].
- Villalobos Expedition's via is recorded as Marshall Islands[25].
- Villalobos Expedition's via is recorded as Caroline Islands[26].