Consulta do Conselho da Fazenda a D. João IV, rei de Portugal, sobre a petição de Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho para regressar da China em nau própria, gozando dos privilégios dos capitães das naus da Índia e que na falta do capitão-mor, António Fialho Ferreira, possa vir como capitão-mor da armada

This archival document comprises a formal petition and accompanying administrative recommendation, dated 15 February 1641 and annotated with a later entry dated 1700, originating from the Portuguese Council of Finance in Lisbon. It concerns Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho, a long-serving colonial official...

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description This archival document comprises a formal petition and accompanying administrative recommendation, dated 15 February 1641 and annotated with a later entry dated 1700, originating from the Portuguese Council of Finance in Lisbon. It concerns Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho, a long-serving colonial official resident in China, who petitions King Philip IV of Portugal (as monarch of the Iberian Union) for appointment as Captain of a royal vessel dispatched directly from Lisbon to China, authorisation to refit and sail that vessel—accompanied by his household and family—directly to Lisbon rather than Goa, and confirmation of all rights, privileges, and prerogatives accorded to Captains of the *Carreira da Índia*, including fiscal and commercial entitlements such as independent control over his cargo share. The document records his prior service as Captain of the *mes* in India, judicial and military duties performed therein, and royal permission granted on 15 February 1641 to depart India or China without Viceroy’s consent. It further recommends his appointment as Captain-Major (*capitão-mor da armada*) of the China-bound fleet, with succession provisions naming his two qualified sons should he or António Fialho Fernandes—already appointed Captain-Major—be unavailable. A supplementary 1700 notation reiterates his request for the office of *muito guarda da galé* and associated naval-administrative authority. The document is a primary source for studying Portuguese imperial administration, maritime governance, patronage networks, and cross-regional mobility within the Estado da Índia during the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.
Obs.: Resolução favorável, excepto na concessão dos privilégios de capitão das naus da Índia.
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fulltext [transcription] {{PAGE:1}} Senhor Como parece, excepto o que Mandou V. Mg.ª Remeter a este Conselho hua petição de Lopo Sarmonto para que nellas se lhe concederem os salários, Na qual Refere que por hauer muitos an nos priuilegios de Capitão do mez nos que serue a O Mesmo e mas partes da Índia, fazen do Judia e suas liberdades do nellas em a guerra / e moccazios de maior i mportancia que naõ conuem intro portancia) q̄ andes e asinal ados senuços a elles Como he prezente a seus Ministros assy neste Rej duzerse sem Lxa a 15 de Fevereiro de 641. foi seruido de mandar que Elle se podesse uir da Índia ou da China donde estaua contuacaza e familia sem que o Vizo-Rey lho em pedisse E que hauendo nao uiesse por Capitão della, E perq̄ hora O Mey manda despachar hum Nauio queuã em direitura a China aonde elle Lopo Sarmonto Recide chiro Capitão delle que hera o hauia da felice Recuperaçaõ destes Respos, E tornar e mouro que armar em direitura ao Por tugal a esta Cidade sem her a Cidade de Goa, E que Elle por melhor seruir a V. Mg.ª quer Armar outro para poder uir em conserua Ou todos em hua nao grande emquerra gaõ suas fazer das e famillias em deuitura a este porto que se de muita Importancia ao seruico de V. Mg.ª e simento da fazenda Real, Pede a V. Mg.ª lhe faça merce para o poder fazer na conform dade Referida, E que uindo em nao sua apacta uinha per Capitão della contodas a de berdades e preceite gios dos Capitães das naos da Carreira da Índia concedidos por Regimentos procuzos e estellos da caza della, e perque O Mg.ª fez Merce a Antonio Fialho Fernandes da Capitania mor da dita via gem em Rezaõ da seruiço q̄ lhe faz em Leuar este auizo, a faça V. Mg.ª {{PAGE:2}} a Elle Lopo Sarmento de que em falta do dito Ant.º Ferreira uenha por capitaõ mor da Armada da que da China, e na de ambos hum de seus filhos porq̄ tem dous em quem Concorde as partes q̄ se Requerem para o poderem ser Pareceo que uisto a Calidade de Lopo Sarmento e seruiços que per compaço de tanto annos tem fei to a V. Mg.e na Índia, lhe seja dado Li cença para se poder uir para o Reyno com sua Caza e famillia, que visto q̄ lhe deue fazer a merce que pede, de que tindo em conta sua a parte uenha por capitaõ della com todos os Li berdades e preuilegios de capitaõ das naos da Carreira da Índia, E que faltando Ant.º Fialho Ferreira a quem V. Mg.e tem feito merce da Capitaniamor uenha elle por capitaõ mor da Armada q̄ uier da China e em falta de ambos Eumdos ditos seus dous filhos Lisboa Apro de feuereiro 1641 Ant.º Roiz̄ dalm.te Histo modas Thande Pacous Carualho {{PAGE:3}} 641 Do Conselho da Fazenda Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho estante na China Pede lhe faça mto. guarda da glas pacteo em nao sua parte venha por Capitão de la e goze os preceitos e liberdades q̄ gozaõ os Capitães das naos da Índia, e que faltando An- tonio Fralho Ferreira, venha por capitão mor da Armada q̄ vier da China, e em falta de ambos e em descus dous filhos de 1700 17 [translation] {{PAGE:1}} Sir, It appears—save for the petition which Your Majesty has ordered to be forwarded to this Council—from Lopo Sarmonto, requesting the grant of his stipends. In it, he states that, having held for many years the privilege of Captain of the *mes* (a Portuguese colonial administrative and military unit) in various parts of India, he has served His Majesty therein, performing judicial functions and exercising the liberties appertaining to that office—including participation in warfare and undertaking missions of greater importance than those normally assigned to such posts (which, by their nature, do not admit of delegation to others or of assignment to subordinate officers). He further notes that Your Majesty was graciously pleased, on 15 February 1641, to permit him to depart from India—or from China, where he then resided—with his household and family, without requiring prior consent from the Viceroy; and that, should he choose to return, he would do so not as Captain of a vessel, but in another capacity. Now, however, Your Majesty has commanded the dispatch of a ship bound directly for China, where Lopo Sarmonto currently resides, and has appointed him Captain thereof—thereby facilitating his fortunate return from these distant regions. He proposes, upon arrival in China, to refit and sail directly for Portugal, disembarking at this city [i.e., Lisbon], rather than at Goa. Moreover, wishing to serve Your Majesty more effectively, he seeks permission to equip an additional vessel—either to sail separately, or, preferably, to consolidate all passengers, including his own household and family, aboard a single large ship—deeming such an arrangement highly advantageous both to Your Majesty’s service and to the preservation of the Royal Treasury. Accordingly, he petitions Your Majesty to grant him this favour, in accordance with the foregoing proposal; and further requests that, should he sail in a vessel of his own fitting-out, he be confirmed as its Captain, vested with all the rights, privileges, and prerogatives accorded to Captains of the *Carreira da Índia* (the Portuguese India Route), as set forth in the relevant royal ordinances (*regimentos*), statutes (*estatutos*), and regulations issued by the Casa da Índia (the Crown’s administrative and commercial agency for Asian trade). Finally, he recalls that Your Majesty, in recognition of the services rendered by António Fialho Fernandes in conveying this intelligence, granted him the chief captaincy (*capitania-mor*) of the said route; and humbly entreats Your Majesty to extend a similar grace to himself. {{PAGE:2}} The said Lopo Sarmento, in the absence of the aforementioned António Ferreira, shall serve as Captain-Major of the fleet dispatched from China; and, should both fleets be required, one of his sons shall likewise serve in that capacity, since he has two sons who collectively possess the requisite qualifications for such appointment. Having considered Lopo Sarmento’s standing and the long-standing services he has rendered to Your Majesty in India over many years, it is recommended that he be granted a licence to return to the Kingdom with his household and family. Furthermore, in view of the favour he requests—and taking due account of his merits—it is proposed that he be appointed Captain of the said fleet, with all the liberties and privileges accorded to Captains of vessels on the *Carreira da Índia* (the Portuguese India Route). Should António Fialho Ferreira—whom Your Majesty has already honoured with the office of Captain-Major—be absent or unavailable, Lopo Sarmento shall assume the position of Captain-Major of the fleet arriving from China; and, should both António Fialho Ferreira and Lopo Sarmento be unavailable, either of the said Lopo Sarmento’s two sons shall succeed to the office. Lisbon, 15th February 1641 António Roiz Admiral (Almirante) Historiador Modas Thande Pacous Carvalho {{PAGE:3}} 641 From the Council of Finance Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho, resident in China, requests that he be granted the office of *muito guarda da galé* [a senior naval administrative and fiscal post, literally ‘great guard of the galley’, historically denoting a high-ranking official responsible for the provisioning, maintenance, and financial oversight of royal galleys or, by extension in the Portuguese Asian context, of major naval vessels or fleets]. He further petitions that the agreement (pacto) stipulate that his share of the cargo—i.e., his entitlement to commercial privileges on board—shall not be assigned to the Captain of the vessel, but shall instead remain under his own control; and that he be permitted to enjoy the same prerogatives and liberties accorded to the Captains of the *naus da Índia* [Indiamen—the crown-licensed merchant ships sailing the Carreira da Índia, the official Lisbon–Goa–Macau route]. Moreover, he requests that, should António Fralho Ferreira be absent or unavailable, he himself be appointed *capitão-mor da armada* [admiral or commander-in-chief] of the fleet dispatched from China; and, should both he and António Fralho Ferreira be unable to serve, that this appointment devolve upon either of his two sons. Dated: 1700 [End of document]
fulltext_transcription {{PAGE:1}} Senhor Como parece, excepto o que Mandou V. Mg.ª Remeter a este Conselho hua petição de Lopo Sarmonto para que nellas se lhe concederem os salários, Na qual Refere que por hauer muitos an nos priuilegios de Capitão do mez nos que serue a O Mesmo e mas partes da Índia, fazen do Judia e suas liberdades do nellas em a guerra / e moccazios de maior i mportancia que naõ conuem intro portancia) q̄ andes e asinal ados senuços a elles Como he prezente a seus Ministros assy neste Rej duzerse sem Lxa a 15 de Fevereiro de 641. foi seruido de mandar que Elle se podesse uir da Índia ou da China donde estaua contuacaza e familia sem que o Vizo-Rey lho em pedisse E que hauendo nao uiesse por Capitão della, E perq̄ hora O Mey manda despachar hum Nauio queuã em direitura a China aonde elle Lopo Sarmonto Recide chiro Capitão delle que hera o hauia da felice Recuperaçaõ destes Respos, E tornar e mouro que armar em direitura ao Por tugal a esta Cidade sem her a Cidade de Goa, E que Elle por melhor seruir a V. Mg.ª quer Armar outro para poder uir em conserua Ou todos em hua nao grande emquerra gaõ suas fazer das e famillias em deuitura a este porto que se de muita Importancia ao seruico de V. Mg.ª e simento da fazenda Real, Pede a V. Mg.ª lhe faça merce para o poder fazer na conform dade Referida, E que uindo em nao sua apacta uinha per Capitão della contodas a de berdades e preceite gios dos Capitães das naos da Carreira da Índia concedidos por Regimentos procuzos e estellos da caza della, e perque O Mg.ª fez Merce a Antonio Fialho Fernandes da Capitania mor da dita via gem em Rezaõ da seruiço q̄ lhe faz em Leuar este auizo, a faça V. Mg.ª {{PAGE:2}} a Elle Lopo Sarmento de que em falta do dito Ant.º Ferreira uenha por capitaõ mor da Armada da que da China, e na de ambos hum de seus filhos porq̄ tem dous em quem Concorde as partes q̄ se Requerem para o poderem ser Pareceo que uisto a Calidade de Lopo Sarmento e seruiços que per compaço de tanto annos tem fei to a V. Mg.e na Índia, lhe seja dado Li cença para se poder uir para o Reyno com sua Caza e famillia, que visto q̄ lhe deue fazer a merce que pede, de que tindo em conta sua a parte uenha por capitaõ della com todos os Li berdades e preuilegios de capitaõ das naos da Carreira da Índia, E que faltando Ant.º Fialho Ferreira a quem V. Mg.e tem feito merce da Capitaniamor uenha elle por capitaõ mor da Armada q̄ uier da China e em falta de ambos Eumdos ditos seus dous filhos Lisboa Apro de feuereiro 1641 Ant.º Roiz̄ dalm.te Histo modas Thande Pacous Carualho {{PAGE:3}} 641 Do Conselho da Fazenda Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho estante na China Pede lhe faça mto. guarda da glas pacteo em nao sua parte venha por Capitão de la e goze os preceitos e liberdades q̄ gozaõ os Capitães das naos da Índia, e que faltando An- tonio Fralho Ferreira, venha por capitão mor da Armada q̄ vier da China, e em falta de ambos e em descus dous filhos de 1700 17
fulltext_translation {{PAGE:1}} Sir, It appears—save for the petition which Your Majesty has ordered to be forwarded to this Council—from Lopo Sarmonto, requesting the grant of his stipends. In it, he states that, having held for many years the privilege of Captain of the *mes* (a Portuguese colonial administrative and military unit) in various parts of India, he has served His Majesty therein, performing judicial functions and exercising the liberties appertaining to that office—including participation in warfare and undertaking missions of greater importance than those normally assigned to such posts (which, by their nature, do not admit of delegation to others or of assignment to subordinate officers). He further notes that Your Majesty was graciously pleased, on 15 February 1641, to permit him to depart from India—or from China, where he then resided—with his household and family, without requiring prior consent from the Viceroy; and that, should he choose to return, he would do so not as Captain of a vessel, but in another capacity. Now, however, Your Majesty has commanded the dispatch of a ship bound directly for China, where Lopo Sarmonto currently resides, and has appointed him Captain thereof—thereby facilitating his fortunate return from these distant regions. He proposes, upon arrival in China, to refit and sail directly for Portugal, disembarking at this city [i.e., Lisbon], rather than at Goa. Moreover, wishing to serve Your Majesty more effectively, he seeks permission to equip an additional vessel—either to sail separately, or, preferably, to consolidate all passengers, including his own household and family, aboard a single large ship—deeming such an arrangement highly advantageous both to Your Majesty’s service and to the preservation of the Royal Treasury. Accordingly, he petitions Your Majesty to grant him this favour, in accordance with the foregoing proposal; and further requests that, should he sail in a vessel of his own fitting-out, he be confirmed as its Captain, vested with all the rights, privileges, and prerogatives accorded to Captains of the *Carreira da Índia* (the Portuguese India Route), as set forth in the relevant royal ordinances (*regimentos*), statutes (*estatutos*), and regulations issued by the Casa da Índia (the Crown’s administrative and commercial agency for Asian trade). Finally, he recalls that Your Majesty, in recognition of the services rendered by António Fialho Fernandes in conveying this intelligence, granted him the chief captaincy (*capitania-mor*) of the said route; and humbly entreats Your Majesty to extend a similar grace to himself. {{PAGE:2}} The said Lopo Sarmento, in the absence of the aforementioned António Ferreira, shall serve as Captain-Major of the fleet dispatched from China; and, should both fleets be required, one of his sons shall likewise serve in that capacity, since he has two sons who collectively possess the requisite qualifications for such appointment. Having considered Lopo Sarmento’s standing and the long-standing services he has rendered to Your Majesty in India over many years, it is recommended that he be granted a licence to return to the Kingdom with his household and family. Furthermore, in view of the favour he requests—and taking due account of his merits—it is proposed that he be appointed Captain of the said fleet, with all the liberties and privileges accorded to Captains of vessels on the *Carreira da Índia* (the Portuguese India Route). Should António Fialho Ferreira—whom Your Majesty has already honoured with the office of Captain-Major—be absent or unavailable, Lopo Sarmento shall assume the position of Captain-Major of the fleet arriving from China; and, should both António Fialho Ferreira and Lopo Sarmento be unavailable, either of the said Lopo Sarmento’s two sons shall succeed to the office. Lisbon, 15th February 1641 António Roiz Admiral (Almirante) Historiador Modas Thande Pacous Carvalho {{PAGE:3}} 641 From the Council of Finance Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho, resident in China, requests that he be granted the office of *muito guarda da galé* [a senior naval administrative and fiscal post, literally ‘great guard of the galley’, historically denoting a high-ranking official responsible for the provisioning, maintenance, and financial oversight of royal galleys or, by extension in the Portuguese Asian context, of major naval vessels or fleets]. He further petitions that the agreement (pacto) stipulate that his share of the cargo—i.e., his entitlement to commercial privileges on board—shall not be assigned to the Captain of the vessel, but shall instead remain under his own control; and that he be permitted to enjoy the same prerogatives and liberties accorded to the Captains of the *naus da Índia* [Indiamen—the crown-licensed merchant ships sailing the Carreira da Índia, the official Lisbon–Goa–Macau route]. Moreover, he requests that, should António Fralho Ferreira be absent or unavailable, he himself be appointed *capitão-mor da armada* [admiral or commander-in-chief] of the fleet dispatched from China; and, should both he and António Fralho Ferreira be unable to serve, that this appointment devolve upon either of his two sons. Dated: 1700 [End of document]
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spelling Consulta do Conselho da Fazenda a D. João IV, rei de Portugal, sobre a petição de Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho para regressar da China em nau própria, gozando dos privilégios dos capitães das naus da Índia e que na falta do capitão-mor, António Fialho Ferreira, possa vir como capitão-mor da armada
This archival document comprises a formal petition and accompanying administrative recommendation, dated 15 February 1641 and annotated with a later entry dated 1700, originating from the Portuguese Council of Finance in Lisbon. It concerns Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho, a long-serving colonial official resident in China, who petitions King Philip IV of Portugal (as monarch of the Iberian Union) for appointment as Captain of a royal vessel dispatched directly from Lisbon to China, authorisation to refit and sail that vessel—accompanied by his household and family—directly to Lisbon rather than Goa, and confirmation of all rights, privileges, and prerogatives accorded to Captains of the *Carreira da Índia*, including fiscal and commercial entitlements such as independent control over his cargo share. The document records his prior service as Captain of the *mes* in India, judicial and military duties performed therein, and royal permission granted on 15 February 1641 to depart India or China without Viceroy’s consent. It further recommends his appointment as Captain-Major (*capitão-mor da armada*) of the China-bound fleet, with succession provisions naming his two qualified sons should he or António Fialho Fernandes—already appointed Captain-Major—be unavailable. A supplementary 1700 notation reiterates his request for the office of *muito guarda da galé* and associated naval-administrative authority. The document is a primary source for studying Portuguese imperial administration, maritime governance, patronage networks, and cross-regional mobility within the Estado da Índia during the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.
Obs.: Resolução favorável, excepto na concessão dos privilégios de capitão das naus da Índia.
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Sultan Naqual
{{PAGE:1}} Senhor Como parece, excepto o que Mandou V. Mg.ª Remeter a este Conselho hua petição de Lopo Sarmonto para que nellas se lhe concederem os salários, Na qual Refere que por hauer muitos an nos priuilegios de Capitão do mez nos que serue a O Mesmo e mas partes da Índia, fazen do Judia e suas liberdades do nellas em a guerra / e moccazios de maior i mportancia que naõ conuem intro portancia) q̄ andes e asinal ados senuços a elles Como he prezente a seus Ministros assy neste Rej duzerse sem Lxa a 15 de Fevereiro de 641. foi seruido de mandar que Elle se podesse uir da Índia ou da China donde estaua contuacaza e familia sem que o Vizo-Rey lho em pedisse E que hauendo nao uiesse por Capitão della, E perq̄ hora O Mey manda despachar hum Nauio queuã em direitura a China aonde elle Lopo Sarmonto Recide chiro Capitão delle que hera o hauia da felice Recuperaçaõ destes Respos, E tornar e mouro que armar em direitura ao Por tugal a esta Cidade sem her a Cidade de Goa, E que Elle por melhor seruir a V. Mg.ª quer Armar outro para poder uir em conserua Ou todos em hua nao grande emquerra gaõ suas fazer das e famillias em deuitura a este porto que se de muita Importancia ao seruico de V. Mg.ª e simento da fazenda Real, Pede a V. Mg.ª lhe faça merce para o poder fazer na conform dade Referida, E que uindo em nao sua apacta uinha per Capitão della contodas a de berdades e preceite gios dos Capitães das naos da Carreira da Índia concedidos por Regimentos procuzos e estellos da caza della, e perque O Mg.ª fez Merce a Antonio Fialho Fernandes da Capitania mor da dita via gem em Rezaõ da seruiço q̄ lhe faz em Leuar este auizo, a faça V. Mg.ª {{PAGE:2}} a Elle Lopo Sarmento de que em falta do dito Ant.º Ferreira uenha por capitaõ mor da Armada da que da China, e na de ambos hum de seus filhos porq̄ tem dous em quem Concorde as partes q̄ se Requerem para o poderem ser Pareceo que uisto a Calidade de Lopo Sarmento e seruiços que per compaço de tanto annos tem fei to a V. Mg.e na Índia, lhe seja dado Li cença para se poder uir para o Reyno com sua Caza e famillia, que visto q̄ lhe deue fazer a merce que pede, de que tindo em conta sua a parte uenha por capitaõ della com todos os Li berdades e preuilegios de capitaõ das naos da Carreira da Índia, E que faltando Ant.º Fialho Ferreira a quem V. Mg.e tem feito merce da Capitaniamor uenha elle por capitaõ mor da Armada q̄ uier da China e em falta de ambos Eumdos ditos seus dous filhos Lisboa Apro de feuereiro 1641 Ant.º Roiz̄ dalm.te Histo modas Thande Pacous Carualho {{PAGE:3}} 641 Do Conselho da Fazenda Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho estante na China Pede lhe faça mto. guarda da glas pacteo em nao sua parte venha por Capitão de la e goze os preceitos e liberdades q̄ gozaõ os Capitães das naos da Índia, e que faltando An- tonio Fralho Ferreira, venha por capitão mor da Armada q̄ vier da China, e em falta de ambos e em descus dous filhos de 1700 17 {{PAGE:1}} Sir, It appears—save for the petition which Your Majesty has ordered to be forwarded to this Council—from Lopo Sarmonto, requesting the grant of his stipends. In it, he states that, having held for many years the privilege of Captain of the *mes* (a Portuguese colonial administrative and military unit) in various parts of India, he has served His Majesty therein, performing judicial functions and exercising the liberties appertaining to that office—including participation in warfare and undertaking missions of greater importance than those normally assigned to such posts (which, by their nature, do not admit of delegation to others or of assignment to subordinate officers). He further notes that Your Majesty was graciously pleased, on 15 February 1641, to permit him to depart from India—or from China, where he then resided—with his household and family, without requiring prior consent from the Viceroy; and that, should he choose to return, he would do so not as Captain of a vessel, but in another capacity. Now, however, Your Majesty has commanded the dispatch of a ship bound directly for China, where Lopo Sarmonto currently resides, and has appointed him Captain thereof—thereby facilitating his fortunate return from these distant regions. He proposes, upon arrival in China, to refit and sail directly for Portugal, disembarking at this city [i.e., Lisbon], rather than at Goa. Moreover, wishing to serve Your Majesty more effectively, he seeks permission to equip an additional vessel—either to sail separately, or, preferably, to consolidate all passengers, including his own household and family, aboard a single large ship—deeming such an arrangement highly advantageous both to Your Majesty’s service and to the preservation of the Royal Treasury. Accordingly, he petitions Your Majesty to grant him this favour, in accordance with the foregoing proposal; and further requests that, should he sail in a vessel of his own fitting-out, he be confirmed as its Captain, vested with all the rights, privileges, and prerogatives accorded
spellingShingle Consulta do Conselho da Fazenda a D. João IV, rei de Portugal, sobre a petição de Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho para regressar da China em nau própria, gozando dos privilégios dos capitães das naus da Índia e que na falta do capitão-mor, António Fialho Ferreira, possa vir como capitão-mor da armada
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title Consulta do Conselho da Fazenda a D. João IV, rei de Portugal, sobre a petição de Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho para regressar da China em nau própria, gozando dos privilégios dos capitães das naus da Índia e que na falta do capitão-mor, António Fialho Ferreira, possa vir como capitão-mor da armada
title_autocomplete Consulta do Conselho da Fazenda a D. João IV, rei de Portugal, sobre a petição de Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho para regressar da China em nau própria, gozando dos privilégios dos capitães das naus da Índia e que na falta do capitão-mor, António Fialho Ferreira, possa vir como capitão-mor da armada
title_full Consulta do Conselho da Fazenda a D. João IV, rei de Portugal, sobre a petição de Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho para regressar da China em nau própria, gozando dos privilégios dos capitães das naus da Índia e que na falta do capitão-mor, António Fialho Ferreira, possa vir como capitão-mor da armada
title_fullStr Consulta do Conselho da Fazenda a D. João IV, rei de Portugal, sobre a petição de Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho para regressar da China em nau própria, gozando dos privilégios dos capitães das naus da Índia e que na falta do capitão-mor, António Fialho Ferreira, possa vir como capitão-mor da armada
title_full_unstemmed Consulta do Conselho da Fazenda a D. João IV, rei de Portugal, sobre a petição de Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho para regressar da China em nau própria, gozando dos privilégios dos capitães das naus da Índia e que na falta do capitão-mor, António Fialho Ferreira, possa vir como capitão-mor da armada
title_short Consulta do Conselho da Fazenda a D. João IV, rei de Portugal, sobre a petição de Lopo Sarmento de Carvalho para regressar da China em nau própria, gozando dos privilégios dos capitães das naus da Índia e que na falta do capitão-mor, António Fialho Ferreira, possa vir como capitão-mor da armada
title_sort consulta do conselho da fazenda a d. joão iv, rei de portugal, sobre a petição de lopo sarmento de carvalho para regressar da china em nau própria, gozando dos privilégios dos capitães das naus da índia e que na falta do capitão-mor, antónio fialho ferreira, possa vir como capitão-mor da armada
topic António de Faria
Armada da queda Sinauer
Arquivo Histórico Colonial
Bordiguês do Rei
Capitão-Mor of the India Armada
Ceremonial ecclesiastical relic
Colonial military petition
Diplomatic Transcription
Goa
Historical Colonial Archive No 045 C
Macau provenance
Pearl River Delta
Portuguese Colonial Administration
Portuguese Colonial Archival Document
Portuguese Overseas Council
Royal Minutes
Royal entitlement confirmation
Scholarly Translation
Sultan Naqual
topic_autocomplete António de Faria
Armada da queda Sinauer
Arquivo Histórico Colonial
Bordiguês do Rei
Capitão-Mor of the India Armada
Ceremonial ecclesiastical relic
Colonial military petition
Diplomatic Transcription
Goa
Historical Colonial Archive No 045 C
Macau provenance
Pearl River Delta
Portuguese Colonial Administration
Portuguese Colonial Archival Document
Portuguese Overseas Council
Royal Minutes
Royal entitlement confirmation
Scholarly Translation
Sultan Naqual
topic_facet António de Faria
Armada da queda Sinauer
Arquivo Histórico Colonial
Bordiguês do Rei
Capitão-Mor of the India Armada
Ceremonial ecclesiastical relic
Colonial military petition
Diplomatic Transcription
Goa
Historical Colonial Archive No 045 C
Macau provenance
Pearl River Delta
Portuguese Colonial Administration
Portuguese Colonial Archival Document
Portuguese Overseas Council
Royal Minutes
Royal entitlement confirmation
Scholarly Translation
Sultan Naqual
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