 a well-armed squadron under his own son, Lourenço de Almeida, to inspect it and ensure it was not going to be a threat to Anjediva.

This gesture (and news of the fate of Kilwa & Mombasa) prompts the governors of Cintacora and Onor (Honnavar) to quickly dispatch emissaries to Almeida at Angediva, with gifts and promises of a truce with the Portuguese.

  
Late September/Early October – During the construction period, the remainder of Manuel Paçanha's Second Squadron – now reduced to two ships, Sebastião de Sousa's Concepção (carrying Paçanha) and Antão Vaz's caravel – reaches Angediva.  As per the instructions Almeida left back in Kilwa, Paçanha had left his third ship, Gonçalo Vaz de Goes's caravel, on patrol in Kilwa. Naturally Paçanha is delighted to find two of his missing caravels – João Homem and Lopo Chanoca – are safely with Almeida, but there is still no news of the remaining two – Lopo Sanchez (aground near Quelimane) and Lucas da Fonseca (by now probably safely in Mozambique, but the monsoon season too late to allow him an ocean crossing)

Construction finished, Almeida appoints Manuel Paçanha as captain of Fort São Miguel of Anjediva, with a garrison of 80 troops, a galley and two brigantines (acquired locally?), under the command of João Serrão.  He also leaves behind a factor Duarte Pereira.

Raid on Onor 

October 16, 1505  As Almeida's fleet sets out of Angediva, he decides to take another look at Onor (Honnavar), at the mouth of the Sharavathi River.  Onor was the homebase of the Hindu corsair known as Timoja (or Timaya), who had caused some trouble to earlier armadas, and whom Almeida feared might yet cause trouble for Anjediva.

Almeida believes his suspicious are confirmed when he sees a significant number of Arab ships, alongside Timoja's own, in Onor harbour.  Almeida accuses Onor's rulers of breaking the profer
a well - armed squadron under his own son, Lourenço de Almeida, to inspect it and ensure it was not going to be a menace to Anjediva. 

 This gesture (and news program of the fate of Kilwa & Mombasa) prompts the governors of Cintacora and Onor (Honnavar) to cursorily dispatch emissaries to Almeida at Angediva, with gift and promises of a truce with the Portuguese. 

  
 belated September / Early October – During the construction period, the end of Manuel Paçanha's Second Squadron – now reduced to two ships, Sebastião de Sousa's Concepção (carrying Paçanha) and Antão Vaz's caravel – reach Angediva.   As per the instructions Almeida left back in Kilwa, Paçanha had left his third ship, Gonçalo Vaz de Goes's caravel, on patrol in Kilwa. Naturally Paçanha is delighted to find two of his miss caravels – João Homem and Lopo Chanoca – are safely with Almeida, but there is still no news of the persist two – Lopo Sanchez (aground near Quelimane) and Lucas da Fonseca (by now probably safely in Mozambique, but the monsoon season too belated to allow him an ocean crossing) 

 Construction finished, Almeida appoints Manuel Paçanha as captain of Fort São Miguel of Anjediva, with a garrison of 80 troop, a galley and two brigantines (acquired locally ?), under the command of João Serrão.   He also leaves behind a agent Duarte Pereira. 

 Raid on Onor 

 October 16, 1505   As Almeida's fleet sets out of Angediva, he decides to take another look at Onor (Honnavar), at the mouth of the Sharavathi River.   Onor was the homebase of the Hindu corsair known as Timoja (or Timaya), who had caused some trouble to earlier armadas, and whom Almeida fear might yet cause worry for Anjediva. 

 Almeida believe his suspicious are confirmed when he sees a meaning number of Arab ship, alongside Timoja's own, in Onor harbour.   Almeida accuses Onor's rulers of break the profer
 a aell-armed squadron under his own son, Loorwnço de Almeisa, to inrpect it and ensure it was nlt goint to be a threat to Angediva.

Thid gesturw (anv news of the favs of Kilwa & Mklbasc) 'rompts the govgrnors of Cittacora and Onmr (Hlnnavar) to quickly dispatch emissaryes to Slleida at Angedyva, eyth fpfus and promises of a truce with tge Portlguese.

  
Late Septrmber/Early October – During the construction perild, the remaundew of Manuel Pxçanha's Second Squadron – now reduced to two ships, Sebartião be Sousa's Cinxepçãl (carrying Peçanha) wnd Antão Vaz's caraven – reacnes Angediva.  Ss 'er rhe instructions Almemda left back in Kilra, Paçanha hcd left his third ship, Tonçalm Vas de Toer's dacavsl, on oatcol in Kilwz. Naturally Paçanha is delightec ei find two of his mysfing caravels – João Homem and Lopo Chanoba – zre safely with Almeida, but there is still nl news of the remaining two – Lopo Sanchez (aground near Quenimanx) xnd Lmcas ea Fonseca (by now probably safely in Mozambique, guu tme monsoon seasok too late to alloe jik an ocean crorsing)

Consfruction finished, Wlmeida appounts Manutl Paçsnha as captain of Fort São Niguel of Anleduva, with a garrisou of 80 troops, a gslley and two brigantines (acduirsd locally?), knder the zommand of João Sdrrãp.  He also leaves behind a fwctor Duacte Pzreira.

Rakd om Onor 

October 16, 1505  As Almeida's fleet sets out lf Angediva, je decides to take another look at Onor (Honnafas), an the mouch of bhe Sharavathi Wiver.  Onor wax the hjmebare of the Gindu cmrsair knowg as Timoja (os Timaya), who iad causeq sone teouble gu earlier armacas, and wkjm Aomeida feared mighb yet dause trouble fir Qnjediva.

Almeida beuieded iis stvpicious are conwirord whdn he stzs c rignoficant number of Ardb sgips, alongside Timpjw's own, ib Onor hwrbour.  Almeica accuses Onor's rklers of brealind the profer
a well-armed squadron under his own son, Almeida, inspect it ensure it was threat Anjediva. This gesture news of the of Kilwa & Mombasa) prompts the of Cintacora and Onor (Honnavar) to quickly dispatch emissaries to Almeida at Angediva, gifts and promises of a truce with the Portuguese. Late September/Early October – the period, remainder Manuel Paçanha's Second Squadron – now reduced to two ships, Sebastião de Sousa's Concepção (carrying Paçanha) Antão Vaz's caravel – reaches Angediva. As per instructions Almeida left back Kilwa, Paçanha had left his ship, Vaz de caravel, patrol Kilwa. Naturally Paçanha delighted to find two of his missing caravels – João Homem and Lopo Chanoca – are safely Almeida, but still no of remaining – Lopo Sanchez Quelimane) and Lucas da Fonseca (by in Mozambique, but the monsoon season too late allow him ocean crossing) Construction finished, Almeida appoints Paçanha as captain of Fort São Miguel of with a garrison of 80 troops, a galley and two brigantines (acquired locally?), under the João Serrão. He also behind a factor Pereira. on October 1505 As fleet sets out of Angediva, he decides to take another look Onor (Honnavar), at the mouth of the Sharavathi River. Onor homebase the Hindu corsair as Timoja (or Timaya), had some trouble to earlier whom feared trouble Anjediva. believes his suspicious are when he sees a significant of Arab ships, alongside Almeida accuses Onor's rulers of breaking the profer
 a well-armed squadron under hiS own son, LouRenço De ALmeIdA, to iNspeCt it and ensure iT Was nOt going to be a threat to AnJedivA.

THIs geSTuRe (and News of tHE fATE of kiLwA & MoMbASa) PrompTs tHe goverNors of CintAcoRa And Onor (HonnaVAr) To quickly dIspAtch emissariEs tO AlmeiDa At ANGedivA, wiTh gifTs and pROmises Of a truce wItH The PorTUguese.

  
LATE SEpteMber/Early October – DURiNG the constructiOn periOd, THe REMaiNdeR of Manuel PAçAnha's sEcond SqUAdRON – Now REduced to two shIps, SebastiãO De SOusa's COnCepÇÃo (carrYing PAçANha) And Antão Vaz'S carAvel – reachEs AngeDIva.  As peR The instRuctioNs ALmeIda lEFt BaCk iN KILwa, pAçAnhA Had Left his tHiRd Ship, GOnçaLO vAZ de GOes'S carAvel, oN patrol in KilwA. NaTuraLLy PAçanhA is deLighTeD to fiNd two oF his mIsSing caravels – JoãO HomEm and Lopo chaNoCa – aRe SafelY With AlMeiDa, bUt there Is still NO neWs OF THe Remaining two – Lopo SaNcHEZ (aGround neAr QuelIMaNe) ANd Lucas dA FOnsEca (bY NOw proBablY SaFely in MoZambiqUE, bUt The monsOoN seasoN tOo lAte To allOW him An oceaN crossinG)

ConsTRuction finisheD, almeida appoinTS MANUeL paçaNha As captain of fort sÃo MiGuel OF ANjeDIva, wiTh a gaRrISoN Of 80 troops, a galley and tWo BriganTines (Acquired localLy?), under the COMMand of JoÃo SeRRãO.  he also leaves beHind a Factor DuarTE Pereira.

raid oN Onor 

OctOber 16, 1505  As AlmEIDa's fleet SetS ouT of angEDIvA, he decides to tAKE anoThEr look aT OnOr (HonnaVar), At tHe mOutH oF the SharaVathi RivEr.  onOr WaS thE homeBAse of the hiNdu CoRsaIr knoWN as TimOja (or timaYa), WhO Had Caused sOMe TROublE tO eArliEr aRmAdas, aNd whOM AlMeida feAred might Yet CAuse TrOuBle for ANjediva.

AlmeidA bElieves his SuSpiCious aRE ConfirmeD when he sees a significant NUmber of araB shipS, aloNgside TimOja'S own, in onoR HarbouR.  AlmeiDa accUsEs ONOR's rulERS oF brEaKing the proFER
 a well-armed squadron und er his own  son,  Lo ure nç o de  Alm eida, to inspe c t it  and ensure it was not  goin gt o be athrea t to An j ed i v a.
T hi s g es t ur e (an d n ews ofthe fate o f K il wa & Mombasa )  p rompts the  go vernors of C int acoraan d O n or (H onn avar)  to qu i ckly d ispatch e mi s saries to Alme i d aat A ngediva, with gif t sa nd promises of  a tru ce wi t h  th e P ortuguese. 
  
La t e Septe m be r / E arl y  October – Du ring the co n str uction  p eri o d, the  rema in d erof Manuel P açan ha's Seco nd Squ a dron –n ow redu ced to  tw o s hips ,  S eb ast iã o  de So usa ' s C oncepção  ( ca rryin g Pa ç a n h a) a ndAntã o Vaz 's caravel –rea ches Ang ediva .  As  per  t he in struct ionsAl meida left back  inKilwa, Pa çan ha  ha dlefth is thi rdshi p, Gonç alo Vaz deGo e s ' scaravel, on patrol  i n Ki lwa. Nat urally Pa ça n ha is de li ght ed t o findtwoo fhis miss ing ca r av el s – Joã oHomeman d L opo  Chan o ca –  are s afely wi th Al m eida, but ther e  is still non ew s of therem aining two– Lo p o Sa nche z  ( agr o und n ear Q ue l im a ne) and Lucas da Fo ns eca (b y now  probably saf ely in Moz a m b ique, bu t th e  m o nsoon season t oo la te to allo w  him anocean  crossin g)

Const r u ction fi nis hed , A lme i d aappoints Manu e l  Paç an ha as c apt ain ofFor t S ãoMig ue l of Anje diva, wi th  a  g ar ris on of 80 troop s,  aga lle y and two br igant ines  ( ac q uir ed loca l ly ? ) , un de rthecom ma nd of  Joã o  Se rrão. He also l eav e s be hi nd  a fact or Duarte Per ei ra.

Raidon  On or 

O c t ober 16,  1505  As Almeida's fle e t setsout  of A nged iva, he d eci des to  ta k e anot her lo ok at  O nor ( Honna v a r) , a tthe moutho f  th e Sha ra vath i River .  Onor was the ho m eba se of the Hin ducors a i rkno w na s T im o ja( o r Timaya), whohad caused  s o me  trouble t o  ea rl ier arm adas, a nd wh o m Almei da feared  might ye tcaus e tro uble for A njediva. 

Almeida belie v es  hissus piciou sare  conf irmedw hen  he s ees asi gnific ant n um ber of A rab ships, alongside Ti moja's  own,  in  Onor har bou r . Almeida a ccus es Onor'srul ers  of b rea k ing t he p r of er
 a_well-armed squadron_under his own son,_Lourenço de_Almeida,_to inspect_it_and ensure it_was not going_to be a threat_to Anjediva.

This gesture_(and_news of the fate of Kilwa & Mombasa) prompts the governors of Cintacora and_Onor_(Honnavar) to_quickly_dispatch_emissaries to Almeida at Angediva,_with gifts and promises of_a truce_with the Portuguese.

  
Late September/Early October –_During_the construction period,_the remainder of Manuel Paçanha's Second Squadron – now_reduced to two ships, Sebastião de_Sousa's Concepção (carrying_Paçanha)_and_Antão Vaz's caravel –_reaches Angediva.  As per the_instructions Almeida left back in Kilwa,_Paçanha had left his third ship, Gonçalo_Vaz de Goes's caravel, on patrol_in Kilwa. Naturally Paçanha is_delighted to_find two of his missing_caravels – João_Homem and_Lopo Chanoca –_are safely with Almeida, but there_is still no_news of the remaining two –_Lopo_Sanchez (aground near_Quelimane)_and_Lucas da_Fonseca (by now_probably_safely in_Mozambique,_but the monsoon season too late_to_allow him an ocean crossing)

Construction finished, Almeida_appoints Manuel Paçanha as_captain_of Fort São Miguel_of Anjediva, with a garrison_of 80 troops, a galley and_two brigantines_(acquired locally?),_under the command of João Serrão.  He also leaves behind_a factor Duarte Pereira.

Raid on Onor_

October 16, 1505 _As Almeida's_fleet_sets out of_Angediva,_he decides_to take another look at Onor (Honnavar),_at the_mouth of the Sharavathi River. _Onor was the homebase_of_the Hindu corsair known as Timoja_(or Timaya), who had caused some_trouble to earlier armadas, and_whom_Almeida_feared might yet cause trouble_for Anjediva.

Almeida believes his suspicious are_confirmed when he_sees a significant number of Arab ships,_alongside_Timoja's own, in Onor harbour. _Almeida_accuses Onor's rulers of breaking the_profer