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Vasco da Gama

Portuguese explorer (c. 1460s – 1524).

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The record

Vasco da Gama was a Portuguese explorer. Born in 1469 in Sines, Gama died on 24 December 1524 in Kochi.

Positions held include Viceroy of the Portuguese Provinces of India (1524).

With a Wikipedia article in 184 languages, Vasco da Gama is No. 1,519 in the People and Position Index.

Born
1469, Sines
Died
24 December 1524, Kochi
Country
Kingdom of Portugal
Known as
Explorer, world traveler, seafarer
Field
Military
Languages
Portuguese
Children
6
Wikipedia editions
184

Did you know

55

Was 55 when first viceroy of the Portuguese Provinces of India (1524).

55

Lived to 55.

2

Two people in the Index born in Sines, with Mário Rui.

184

Has a Wikipedia article in 184 languages.

Computed from the Index and Wikidata.

Career

Positions held

  1. 1524Viceroy of the Portuguese Provinces of India

Connections

Vasco da Gama
  • FatherEstêvão da Gama
  • MotherIzabel Sodre
  • SpouseCatarina de Ataíde
  • SiblingPaulo da Gama
  • ChildEstêvão da Gama
  • ChildCristóvão da Gama
  • ChildEstêvão da Gama
  • ChildFrancisco da Gama
  • ChildÁlvaro de Ataíde da Gama
  • ChildFrancisco da Gama, 2nd Conde de Vidigueira, Admiral of India

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