Ferdinand Magellan led the first voyage around the world from 1519 to 1522. In 1519, Magellan set sail from Spain with five ships and aimed to find a western passage to the Spice Islands. After enduring mutiny, storms, and losing ships, Magellan discovered the Strait of Magellan and entered the Pacific Ocean. However, Magellan was killed in the Philippines in 1521. Under new leadership, the expedition reached the Spice Islands and returned to Spain in 1522 with one ship, the Victoria, and only 19 survivors, having completed the first circumnavigation of the globe.

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2. Antonio Pigafetta
The First Voyager
Around The World

3. Antonio Pigafetta is a
famous traveller born in Vicenza
around 1490 and died in the
same city in 1534, who is also
known by the name of Antonio
Lombrado or Francisco Antonio
Pigafetta. The account of
Pigafetta is the single most
important source about the
voyage of circumnavigation,
despite its tendency to include
fabulous details.
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4. Ferdinand Magellan (1480-
1521), the commander of the
first ships to attempt to sail
around the world. Magellan is a
Portuguese navigator and was
born in Portugal in 1480. In
1517, he went to Spain to see
the teenaged Spanish king, the
future Holy Roman Emperor
Charles V. He sought and
gained support for the first
voyage around the world.
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5. In 1519, by then Spanish, Magellan set
out from Spain in command of a fleet of five
ships. His aim was to sail around the
southern tip of South America, even though it
was then not known if there was such route.
From there he aimed to make his first ever
journey across the Pacific Ocean to the
tremendously lucrative Spice Islands, before
completing his journey around the world by
returning to Spain.
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6. The Age of Exploration
During 16th century, Spain and Portugal
explored the world’s seas and opened
worldwide oceanic trade routes. Large parts of
the New World became Spanish and
Portuguese colonies, and white the Portuguese
became the masters of Asia’ and Africa’s Indian
Ocean trade, the Spanish opened trade across
the Pacific Ocean, linking the Americas with
Asia.
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7. Their Motivation
1. The Spice Islands is one of their motivation to
have different spices like nutmeg, mace,
cloves silk and other goods from China and
India things not found in Europe alternative
trade route to silk road; go by sea.
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Silk Road- is an ancient network of trade routes,
formally established during the Han Dynasty of
China. The European explorer Marco Polo
traveled on these routes and describes them in
depth in his famous work.

8. Their Motivation
2. 1494 Treaty of Tordesillas that wanted to
divide Portugal and Spain.
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Treaty of Tordesillas- Spain and Portugal
divided the New World by drawing a line in
the Atlantic Ocean, about 370 leagues west
of the Cape Verde Islands, then controlled by
Portugal. All land east of that line were
claimed by Portugal. All lands west of that
line were claimed by Spain.

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10. Their Motivation
3. Spain: westward sea route to the Spices with
the proposal of a Portuguese navigator
Ferdinand Magellan.
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Spice Island- also known as the Moluccas
are a small group of islands to the north-
east of Indonesia. They were known for
being the largest producers of mace,
nutmeg, cloves and pepper in the world.

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Nutmeg Tree Clove Tree
Nutmeg Mace Cloves

12. The Five Ships That They Used
in the Navigation
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Name of the Ship Captain
1. Trinidad (110 ton, 55 crew)
Ferdinand Magellan
(Portuguese), Captain General
of Trinidad
2. San Antonio (120 ton, 60
crew)
Juan de Cartageňa (Spanish),
Captain of San Antonio
3. Concepcion (90 ton, 45
crew)
Gaspar de Quesada
(Spanish), Captain of
Conception
4. Victoria (85 ton, 42 crew)
Luiz Mendoza (Spanish)
Captain of Victoria
5. Santiago (75 ton, 32 crew)
João Serrão (Portuguese),
Captain of Santiago

13. Other Persons Invlved
in the Navigation
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✣ Juan Sebastian Elcano (Spanish),
Master
✣ Francisco Albo (Italian), Pilot
✣ Antonio Pigafetta (Italian), Scholar
✣ Crews: Portugal, Spain, Italy, Germany,
Belgium, Greece, England, France

14. Their Journey
Departure from Seville, they
had enough food for two
years provision; mostly wine
and hardtack (biscuit/ bread
thing) with some salted meat.
• Decent weather (mostly)
• They discovered the Canary
Islands and Cape Verde Islands.
• After 2 months, they reach Brazil.
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Aug.-Sept. 1519,
Departing Spain
Oct.-Nov. 1519,
Atlantic Crossing
Dec. 1519-
Jan.1520, Rio de
Janeiro, South
• They arrived in December,
and repaired ships
• They encountered with
native and traded trinkets
for gold.

15. Their Journey
• Brutal winter storms slow
progress keen for any inlet
that might allow passage
around the world.
• Santiago was wrecked on
coast.
• Causes: Spanish paranoia of
Magellan; jealousy
• Mutineers: Juan de Cartagena,
Gaspar de Quesada, Luiz Mendoza
(executed, marooned).15
Feb.-Aug. 1520,
Winter in San Julian
April 1520,
Easter Mutiny

16. Magellan’s Addressing
Mutineers
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17. Their Journey
• The Etymology of the world is unclear, but
Patagonia came to mean “Land of the Big
Feet”
• Magellan and his crew encountered with the
natives and it’s gone out that the natives are
very accommodating and friendly to them.
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July 1520,
Patagonian Giant

18. Their Journey
“My comrades, at last we have triumphed! Our perils have
been great, our trials and hardships sore and many. But the
reward of all has come. The passage that conducts from the
Atlantic to the further ocean, that affords the nearest way
from Spain to the precious isles of the Moluccas, is found! It
is just before us; we shall pass through it, if God pleases to
still protect us, and shall sail into the ocean beyond”.
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October 1520, Strait
of Magellan

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20. Their Journey
• Sailors weary to travel, and they
are still unsure of whether to
continue on or return to Spain
(only 3 months provisions
remain).
• San Antonio returns to Spain.
• Weeks, months pass with no island
found famine and thirst overcome
many as provisions run low.
• They called the ocean as the “Sea
of Calmness” or Pacific.20
October 1520,
To Continue...?
Early 1521,
The Pacific

21. Their Journey
• 150 crew are remaining when
they arrives in Cebu
• They trade for gold with natives
as Fleet navigates Philippines
searching for Mocullas – Cebu.
• Magellan becomes involved in local
native affairs, believes he need to
spread Christianity.
• Battle involving rival/rebelling native
Lapu-Lapu of Mactan Islands.
• Magellan died in the Battle of Mactan.21
March 1521, the
Philippines, Cebu
April 1521,
Battle of Mactan

22. On Magellan, in Life
and Death
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23. Their Journey
After Magellan dies, remaining Spaniards
flee – Vast confusion among survivors –
Serrano and Barboss voted new leaders;
killed shortly thereafter by poison,
enemies – Mendez, Espinosa, Elcano are
the new leaders of the navigation.
• Nearly a year of search, wandering
they found Moluccas Island.
• Concepcion is worm infested, burned
down due to lack of manpower.
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May 1521,
Aftermath and
Escape
Nov. 1521,
Moluccas

24. Their Journey
• Laden with valuable spices, Trinidad and
Victoria leave for Spain.
• Trinidad damaged; stays behind for repair
Captured by Portuguese and later wrecked in
April 1521.
• Stay out of affairs; and concentrate on making it
back to Spain Avoid the Portuguese!
• May 22: Victoria passes the Cape of
Good Hope and enters Atlantic Ocean
Stormy Weather makes sailing north
difficult.
• July 9: Reaches Santiago, Cape Verde.
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Nov. 1521,
Departing for Home
Dec.-May 1522,
Journey Home

25. Their Journey
Almost 3 years to the day after
starting, 19 survivors and 1 ship
return to Spain after
circumnavigating the world.
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September 6, 1522,
Return to Seville
Endof TheirVoyage
AroundThe World

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27. ✣ All 19 survivors pray at
church for the miracle of
surviving
✣ News of the arrival of the
Victoria and her
successful voyage around
the world, spread rapidly,
and caused great
commotion.
✣ Reception with Emperor
Charles V of each survivor
given handsome pension.
Elcano’s
Recognition
Elcano given a coat-of-
arms, which displayed
on its shield some gold
nutmegs and cloves,
and an image of the
globe, with motto upon
it, “You were the first
to circumnavigate
me.”
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Immediate
Reactions

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End.