PORTUGUESE EMPIRE I PORTUGUESE COLONIZATION I PODCAST

"Uncovering the Glorious Portuguese Colonies: Embark on a captivating journey as we delve into the remarkable history of the Portuguese colonies in this mesmerizing video. Join us as we explore the expansive Portuguese Empire, from the shores of Brazil to the trading posts of Asia and the vast territories of Africa. Discover the pioneering spirit of the Portuguese explorers, who set sail to chart new routes and establish an empire that spanned the globe. Learn about the thriving trade in spices, gold, and slaves that enriched the Portuguese crown and shaped the destinies of nations. Immerse yourself in the vibrant cultures and architectural wonders of Portuguese colonies, from the colorful streets of Brazil to the colonial cities of Mozambique and Angola. Witness the cultural fusion that resulted from the interaction between the Portuguese and indigenous populations, leaving lasting influences on language, music, and cuisine. Experience the resilience and struggles of these colonies during the era of decolonization, as they fought for independence and forged their own paths. Join us on this illuminating exploration of the Portuguese colonial legacy, where history comes alive in a tapestry of tales from around the world. Don't miss this visually stunning and insightful journey through the rich heritage of the Portuguese colonies!"

[lost_porkchop]

That map isn't very good. It shows a couple of places from the more distant past, but then leaves out Guinea Bissau and the Indian possessions, which were around into the twentieth century.

[GazilionPT]

The Portuguese empire never existed with the extension you show in the map.
When Brazil was Portuguese territory (i.e., until 1822), Portugal only controlled a few coastal towns and trade posts in Africa. So, showing on the same map Brazil, Angola and Mozambique with the same size they have today is absolutely inaccurate.
Only in the late 1800's, with the "Scramble for Africa" did the Europeans ventured deep inside Africa, so Portugal only moved inland in Angola in Mozambique from about the 1880's to the 1910's.
I'm Portuguese.

[ismaelmad]

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