| 词条 | Teixeira planisphere |
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The Planisphere of Domingos Teixeira was made by this Portuguese cartographer in 1573, during the reign of Sebastian of Portugal. It is made and painted by hand on a piece of parchment and conserved in the Bibliothèque nationale de France.[1] Datasheet
DescriptionIt is one of the first full world maps showing the spice routes, both the Portuguese route of Vasco da Gama, following the east route and the Spanish route towards the west, discovered by Ferdinand Magellan (shows the Terra Magellanica not yet circumnavigated by Diego Ramirez de Arellano that christened it Isla de Xativa.[2] You can see the scope of the Tordesillas Meridian, both on the side of America (Brazil) and at the opposite side of the world at the Philippines, that according to the treaty of Zaragoza should belong to Portugal, as they are in the "Portuguese" hemisphere. See also
References1. ^BnF : Planisphère de Domingos Teixeira 1573 2. ^Tierra de Fuego, antes «Isla de Xativa» 3. ^Duarte Leite (1923), 225-32 4. ^Gaspar (2012), 181-82 5. ^Gaspar (2010), 182; 195 6. ^{{cite journal | url=http://journals.fcla.edu/flgeog/article/view/77942/75378 | title=THE FIRST EUROPEAN CHARTING OF FLORIDA AND THE ADJACENT SHORES | author=Peck, Douglas T. | journal=The Florida Geographer | year=2003 | volume=34 | pages=82-113}} 7. ^Gaspar (2012), 129-82 8. ^Roukema (1963), p. 7-8 9. ^{{cite book|last=Allen|first=John Logan|title=A New World Disclosed|year=1997|publisher=University of Nebraska Press|isbn=978-0803210158|page=198}} 10. ^http://www.loc.gov/rr/hispanic/portam/coast.html Bibliography
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