third voyage of Christopher Columbus

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The third voyage of Christopher Columbus was his 1498–1500 expedition during which he reached South America for the first time and faced growing political and administrative troubles in the New World.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Atlantic Ocean voyage
expedition
voyage
commander Christopher Columbus
conflictType administrative conflict
countryInvolved Spain
departureCountry Crown of Castile
departureDate 1498-05-30
departurePort Sanlúcar de Barrameda
destination Indies (intended)
linked to: Indies
discoveredForEuropeans Gulf of Paria
Orinoco River estuary
linked to: Orinoco Delta

Trinidad
endDate 1500
endYear 1500
event Columbus’s arrest by Francisco de Bobadilla
exploredArea Margarita Island
coast of present-day Venezuela
island of Trinidad
linked to: Trinidad
firstLandingInSouthAmerica 1498
flag Crown of Castile
followedBy fourth voyage of Christopher Columbus
follows second voyage of Christopher Columbus
historicalPeriod Age of Discovery
linked to: Age of Exploration
involvedPerson Bartolomé Colón
Diego Colón
Francisco de Bobadilla
landfallPresentDayCountry Venezuela
landfallRegion Gulf of Paria
languageOfRecords Spanish
leader Christopher Columbus
mainColonyVisited Santo Domingo
numberOfShips 6
objective find a more southerly route to Asia
reinforce Spanish colonies in the Caribbean
partOf voyages of Christopher Columbus
reachedContinent South America
reachedSettlement Hispaniola
result Columbus arrested and sent back to Spain in chains
first confirmed European sighting of mainland South America in the Caribbean region
worsening political troubles for Columbus in the New World
sea Atlantic Ocean
Caribbean Sea
sponsor Catholic Monarchs
Ferdinand II of Aragon
Isabella I of Castile
startDate 1498-05-30
startYear 1498
theme European exploration of the Americas
colonial administration

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fourth voyage of Christopher Columbus follows third voyage of Christopher Columbus
fourth voyage of Christopher Columbus precededBy third voyage of Christopher Columbus
Columbus’s letters describes third voyage of Christopher Columbus
Juan de la Cosa participantIn third voyage of Christopher Columbus