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After having learned of the [[Assassins]] being present in India as well, he sent a fleet of thirteen [[Ships|ships]] to [[Calicut]], led by [[Pedro Álvares Cabral]]. However, the Assassins destroyed the fleet and only three ships managed to return to Portugal. Manuel then sent [[Vasco da Gama]] and a fleet of 800 men to Calicut to root out the Assassins, though many of the men fell during a fierce Assassin attack, sending a clear message to Portugal and making clear they didn't accept their interference. | After having learned of the [[Assassins]] being present in India as well, he sent a fleet of thirteen [[Ships|ships]] to [[Calicut]], led by [[Pedro Álvares Cabral]]. However, the Assassins destroyed the fleet and only three ships managed to return to Portugal. Manuel then sent [[Vasco da Gama]] and a fleet of 800 men to Calicut to root out the Assassins, though many of the men fell during a fierce Assassin attack, sending a clear message to Portugal and making clear they didn't accept their interference. | ||
Manuel then ordered a lock-down in [[Lisbon]], preventing anyone from escaping, and forced all [[Civilians|citizens]] to convert to {{Wiki|Christianity}}. The Assassins managed to evacuate many citizens, though they knew they could never get all of them out of the city. Realizing they had to do something, they provided the citizens with weapons, [[Armor|armor]], and a basic combat training, giving them a chance to stand up against their king.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]''</ref> | Manuel then ordered a lock-down in [[Lisbon]], preventing anyone from escaping, and forced all [[Civilians|citizens]] to convert to {{Wiki|Christianity}}. The Assassins managed to evacuate many citizens, though they knew they could never get all of them out of the city. Realizing they had to do something, they provided the citizens with weapons, [[Armor|armor]], and a basic combat training, giving them a chance to stand up against their king.<ref name="ACPL">''[[Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy]]''</ref> | ||
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During the [[Golden Age of Piracy]], [[Edward Kenway]] commandeered a [[Portuguese Navy|Portuguese]] [[Man O' War]] for [[Bartholomew Roberts]] which later became the [[Royal Fortune]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''</ref> | During the [[Golden Age of Piracy]], [[Edward Kenway]] commandeered a [[Portuguese Navy|Portuguese]] [[Man O' War]] for [[Bartholomew Roberts]] which later became the [[Royal Fortune]].<ref name="AC4">''[[Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag]]''</ref> | ||
Later during the [[Seven Years' War]], then-Assassin [[Shay Cormac]] was sent by [[Achilles Davenport]] to retrieve a [[Seismic Pieces of Eden|Piece of Eden]] from [[Lisbon Temple|an Isu Temple]] below the [[Carmo Convent]] in Lisbon, unintentionally disturbing the Temple and resulting in a devastating [[1755 Lisbon earthquake|earthquake]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]''</ref> | Later during the [[Seven Years' War]], then-Assassin [[Shay Cormac]] was sent by [[Achilles Davenport]] to retrieve a [[Seismic Pieces of Eden|Piece of Eden]] from [[Lisbon Temple|an Isu Temple]] below the [[Carmo Convent]] in Lisbon, unintentionally disturbing the Temple and resulting in a devastating [[1755 Lisbon earthquake|earthquake]].<ref name="Kyrie Eleison">''[[Assassin's Creed: Rogue]]'' – [[Kyrie Eleison]]</ref> | ||
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Portugal is a country in southern Europe which shares a border with Spain.
History
Renaissance
During the Renaissance, the country was ruled by Manuel I, who had close ties to Spain and the Templars. He also took great interest in founding colonies in the east, such as India.
After having learned of the Assassins being present in India as well, he sent a fleet of thirteen ships to Calicut, led by Pedro Álvares Cabral. However, the Assassins destroyed the fleet and only three ships managed to return to Portugal. Manuel then sent Vasco da Gama and a fleet of 800 men to Calicut to root out the Assassins, though many of the men fell during a fierce Assassin attack, sending a clear message to Portugal and making clear they didn't accept their interference.
Manuel then ordered a lock-down in Lisbon, preventing anyone from escaping, and forced all citizens to convert to Christianity. The Assassins managed to evacuate many citizens, though they knew they could never get all of them out of the city. Realizing they had to do something, they provided the citizens with weapons, armor, and a basic combat training, giving them a chance to stand up against their king.[1]
18th Century
During the Golden Age of Piracy, Edward Kenway commandeered a Portuguese Man O' War for Bartholomew Roberts which later became the Royal Fortune.[2]
Later during the Seven Years' War, then-Assassin Shay Cormac was sent by Achilles Davenport to retrieve a Piece of Eden from an Isu Temple below the Carmo Convent in Lisbon, unintentionally disturbing the Temple and resulting in a devastating earthquake.[3]