João de Castro, 2nd Viceroy of India

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João de Castro, 2nd Viceroy of India, was a prominent 16th-century Portuguese nobleman, navigator, and military leader who governed Portuguese India and strengthened Portugal’s maritime empire in the Indian Ocean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Portuguese nobleman
human
military leader
navigator
viceroy of India
areaOfInfluence Indian Ocean
Portuguese India
birthDate 1500
birthPlace Kingdom of Portugal
Lisbon
burialPlace Goa
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Portugal
deathDate 1548
deathPlace Goa
Portuguese India
era 16th century
familyName de Castro
father Álvaro de Castro
givenName João
knownFor defence of Diu
linked to: siege of Diu (1538)

hydrographic and nautical observations
strengthening Portuguese control in the Indian Ocean
languageOfWorkOrName Portuguese
militaryBranch Portuguese Navy
monarchDuringOffice John III of Portugal
name João de Castro
nobleFamily House of Castro
notableFor expanding and consolidating the Portuguese maritime empire in Asia
notableWork Roteiro de Goa a Diu
Roteiro de Lisboa a Goa
Roteiro do Mar Roxo
occupation military officer
navigator
nobleman
officeEndTime 1548
officeStartTime 1545
ordinalInOffice 2
participantIn Portuguese–Ottoman conflicts in the Indian Ocean
Second Siege of Diu
linked to: siege of Diu (1538)
positionHeld Governor of Portuguese India
Viceroy of Portuguese India
religion Roman Catholicism
spouse Leonor Coutinho

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