What difficulties did Magellan encounter during the voyage?

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Death deprived Magellan of the honor of being the world's first explorer to complete a circumnavigation of the globe. In 1519, at the behest of the King of Spain, he led an expedition to find the Spice Islands to the East Indies, a route westward across the Atlantic to Brazil, but the situation began to deteriorate. One of the ships in the fleet was wrecked in a storm.

Several captains then conspired against him. A ship turned around and went home. Magellan put one of the rebels to death, left two on a deserted beach, and set sail.

When the flotilla arrived in the Mariana Islands, the local population attacked them. In an engagement with the tribes on Mactan Island in the Philippines, Magellan was killed. Attach**.

Harsh marine environment, weather. Language Communication··· Lack of food, fresh water... Conflicts with other peoples.

The meaning is as follows:

Magellan's first crossing of the Pacific Ocean produced a revolution in the history of geography and navigation. It proves that most of the Earth's surface is not land, but oceans, and that the oceans around the world are not isolated from each other, but a unified and complete body of water. In this way, it played a pioneering role in the navigation career of future generations.

Magellan's outstanding contribution lies not in the circumnavigation itself, but in his bold conviction and excellent command of the cause, as well as his tenacious fighting spirit. He was the first man to sail across the Pacific Ocean from east to west. With more than 3 months of sailing, he changed the popular perception of the time:

It takes only a few days to reach the East Indies by boat from the New World. Magellan's fleet circumnavigated the globe and proved that the earth is a circle, and whether it is from west to east or from east to west, there is no doubt that it can circle our planet and return to its original place. This is an indelible great feat in the history of mankind.

In 1519, it departed from Spain and crossed the Atlantic Ocean to the south of South America, first through the Derek Strait, then through the Pacific Ocean, to the Philippines, and did not pass through the Strait of Malacca.

Instead, it passed through the Arafura Sea and the Timor Sea to the Indian Ocean, and then through the Cape of Good Hope in Africa and back to the Atlantic Ocean back to Spain, which took about three years, 1519-1521.

Ferdinand Magellan (full name Ferdinand Magellan, Portuguese: fern o de Magalh es; Spanish: Fernando de Magallanes, spring 1480 – April 27, 1521), explorer, navigator, colonist, Portuguese, served as an expedition for Spain.

Magellan died in a tribal clash in the Philippines on his way around the world. After his death, the ship's sailors continued their voyage westward, returning to Europe and completing the first human voyage around the world.

The Strait of Magellan in South America and the Cape of Good Hope in Africa.

Magellan's circumnavigation of the world mainly passed through Gibraltar and the Strait of Magellan, passing through a series of small straits on the way from the Philippines to the Indian Ocean.

It was later named the Strait of Magellan.

Magellan's flotilla crossed the Strait of Magellan, the Strait of Malacca and the Strait of Gibraltar.

Magellan led a fleet along the Strait of Magellan. The gorge is curved, sometimes wide and sometimes narrow, and the peaks on both sides of the bank are towering, unpredictable. The indigenous people on both sides of the strait rejoiced in the bonfires, the blue smoke wisps of the day, and the night was bright, like a guard of honor specially arranged for Magellan's arrival.

Magellan was so overjoyed that he saw the land on fire at night, and named the land on the southern shore of the strait "Tierra del Fuego" in Chile.

After more than 20 days of arduous and circuitous sailing, we finally arrived at the west entrance of the strait and walked out of the Strait of Magellan.

Magellan's fleet crossed the Strait of Malacca, passed through the Indian Ocean, and crossed the Cape of Good Hope.

Fernando Magellan, one of the world's navigators. Portuguese, born in 1480 into an aristocratic family. On September 20, 1519, Magellan, with the financial support of the King of Spain, led an expedition of 266 men in five sailing ships from the port of Seville, Spain, and began his famous voyage around the world.

Magellan led a detailed voyage across the Atlantic Ocean to Tierra del Fuego in South America, and after many hardships, through the Strait of Magellan into the Pacific Ocean. This was the difficult situation of the flotilla that was already starved and the sailors were hungry and fed with the belts caught up by the mast, but the flotilla continued to advance. While passing through the Philippine Islands, the expedition clashed with the island's natives, and Magellan was wounded and killed, leaving only one ship left in the fleet.

The ship sailed to Spain via South Africa, fulfilling its plan to sail west from the west to the east. On September 6, 1522, he returned to the port of Sante, Seville, Spain, completing a three-year voyage around the world. Magellan's fleet's circumnavigation of the world has proved in practice that the earth is a garden, and whether it is from west to east or from east to west, there is no doubt that it can circle our planet and return to its original place.

Magellan's fleet sailed across the Atlantic Ocean in 70 days to reach the shores of the Americas, and then sailed south along the coast in search of a strait or southernmost headland across the American continent. After many hardships, including starvation, bitter cold, rebellion within the fleet, defections, and strayed into the estuary, they finally crossed a strait and reached the ocean off the west coast of America on November 28, 1520. This strait is named the Strait of Magellan, which is the strait that connects the two oceans at 52 degrees south latitude in the south of Chile in present-day South America.

Magellan's fleet was now limited to three ships. They sailed westward on the ocean for 110 days without encountering strong winds and waves, and they named the ocean the Pacific Ocean.

Magellan's fleet around the world.

In March 1521, Magellan's fleet reached the Philippine Islands. As a result of his participation in the war of the island's clans, Magellan was seriously wounded and died. The remnants fled the Philippines in two boats, led by Eli Kano.

They crossed the Strait of Malacca into the Indian Ocean, and on the way, they were captured by the Portuguese navy. When he returned to Spain on September 7, 1522, only one ship (the Victoria) and 18 crew members remained.

The first circumnavigation of the globe completed by Magellan's fleet proved with conclusive evidence that the Earth is round. This will always be an indelible great achievement in the history of mankind.

The characteristics of Magellan's nautical route1 The longest nautical route 2 made the first circumnavigation of the world, proving the correctness of the theory of the circle of the earth.