João da Nova

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João da Nova was a Portuguese explorer and navigator of the Age of Discovery, noted for his voyages in the Indian Ocean and early contributions to Portugal’s maritime expansion.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Age of Discovery figure
Portuguese person
explorer
navigator
allegiance Kingdom of Portugal
areaOfActivity Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
maritime exploration
associatedWith Portuguese Empire
Portuguese India Armadas
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Portugal
employer Portuguese Crown
era Age of Exploration
surface form: Age of Discovery
ethnicGroup Portuguese
fieldOfWork navigation
oceanic exploration
seafaring
gender male
hasNationality Portuguese
knownFor exploration in the Indian Ocean region
long-distance sea voyages
navigational skills
languageSpoken Portuguese
movement European overseas expansion
notableFor commanding expeditions in the Indian Ocean
early contributions to Portugal’s maritime expansion
exploration of sea routes between Portugal and India
service in the Portuguese India voyages
notableWork voyages in the Indian Ocean
occupation explorer
navigator
participatedIn Age of Exploration
surface form: Age of Discovery

Portuguese maritime expansion
typeOfExplorer maritime explorer

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Saint Helena discoveredBy João da Nova