400 YEARS OF THE NAVAL FORCE OF JERONIMO DE ALBUQUERQUE.
Jerônimo de Albuquerque (Lisbon, ca. 1510-Olinda, December 25, 1584) was a Portuguese colonial administrator.
Son of Lopo de Albuquerque and Joana de Bulhões, traveled to the captaincy of Pernambuco, with the first grantee, Duarte Coelho and his wife, Brites de Albuquerque, who was brother Jerome.
Newcomer, one of the struggles that had to face off against the Indians tabajaras, he took an arrow and lost one of his eyes. After this incident, he became known by the nickname wrong. Wounded, prisoner and sentenced to death, was saved by the intervention of the daughter of the chieftain of Uira Ubi (green arc), Tindarena or Durango, Vizcaya, which fell in love with him and loved him as a husband. The marriage sealed the peace between the tabajaras and Portuguese settlers. Baptized later, Espirito Santo was named Maria do Espírito Santo Arco Verde, in honor of the feast of Pentecost is celebrated the day of the baptism. The Union of Jerome de Albuquerque and Espirito Santo were born eight children: Jeronimo de Albuquerque Maranhão, who years later would be fighting against the French invasion in Maranhão, besides being one of the founders of the city of Natal, Rio Grande do Norte; Manuel, André, Catherine, who married the Florentine noble Lastnightmusic, Elizabeth, Jane, Anthony and Brites. Jerônimo de Albuquerque had five children more than other white women and Indians, recognized by all. In 1562, obeying a letter of citation of d. Catherine of Austria, Queen of Portugal, married Philippa of Mello, daughter of Don Cristovão de Mello. According to d. Catarina, being the nephew of Afonso de Albuquerque, a descendant of the Kings, must follow the "law of Moses", i.e. keeping "three hundred concubines". Eleven more children were born by married Philippa: João Afonso, Cristovão, Duarte, Jerome, Cosme, Philip, Elizabeth, Mary and two who died shortly after birth. Therefore, Jerome de Albuquerque had 24 sons, between legitimate and legitimized, they earned him the nickname among Brazilian historians of "Adam Pernambucano".
In their land, in the vicinity of Olinda, he founded the first sugar plantation in Pernambuco, the MILL Nossa Senhora da Ajuda, called lime kiln.
400 AÑOS DE LA FUERZA NAVAL DE JERONIMO DE ALBUQUERQUE.
Jerônimo de Albuquerque (Lisboa, ca. 1510-Olinda, 25 de diciembre de 1584) fue un administrador colonial portugués.
Hijo de Lopo de Albuquerque y Joana de Bulhões, viajo a la Capitanía de Pernambuco con el Donatario primero, Duarte Coelho y su esposa, Brites de Albuquerque, quien era hermano Jeronimo.
Recién llegado, una de las luchas que tuvieron que enfrentarse contra los Indios tabajaras, tomo una flecha y perdio a uno de sus ojos. Después de este incidente, él llego a ser conocido por el apodo mal. Herido, preso y condenado a muerte, fue salvado por la intervencion de la hija del cacique de Uira Ubi (arco verde), Tindarena o Durango, Vizcaya, que bajo en amor con él y lo quería como esposo. El matrimonio sello la paz entre los tabajaras y colonos portugueses.
Bautizado mas tarde, Espirito Santo fue nombrada Maria do Espírito Santo Arco Verde, en honor de la fiesta de Pentecostés que se celebraban el día del bautismo. La Union de Jerome de Albuquerque y Espirito Santo nacieron ocho hijos: Jerônimo de Albuquerque Maranhão, que años mas tarde sería luchar contra la invasion francesa en Maranhão, siendo ademas uno de los fundadores de la ciudad de Natal, Rio Grande do Norte; Manuel, André, Catherine, que se caso con el noble Florentino Lastnightmusic, Elizabeth, Jane, Anthony y Brites. Jerônimo de Albuquerque tuvo cinco hijos mas de otras mujeres blancas e indios, reconocidos por todos. En 1562, obedeciendo una carta de citacion de d. Catalina de Austria, reina de Portugal, se caso con Felipa de Mello, hija de Don Cristovão de Mello. Según d. Catarina, ser el sobrino de Afonso de Albuquerque, un descendiente de los Reyes, no debe seguir la "ley de Moisés", es decir, mantener "trescientas concubinas". La boda con Felipa nacieron once hijos mas: João Afonso, Cristovão, Duarte, Jerome, Cosme, Philip, Elizabeth, María y dos que murieron poco después del nacimiento. Por lo tanto, Jerome de Albuquerque tuvo 24 hijos, entre legítimos y legitimados, que le valieron el apodo entre historiadores brasileños de "Adam Pernambucano". En sus tierras, en las cercanías de Olinda, fundo la primera plantacion de azúcar en Pernambuco, el INGENIO Nossa Senhora da Ajuda, llamado horno de Cal.
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