पुर्तगाली भारत

भारत राज्य Estado da Índia पुर्तगाली भारत एशिया दक्षिण एशिया भारत पुर्तगाल उपनिवेश विदेशी प्रांत पुर्तगाली साम्राज्य का राज्य साम्राज्यवाद 1505 1961 15 अगस्त 19 दिसंबर बीजापुर सल्तनत का पतन भारतीय सम्बन्ध बहमनी सल्तनत गुजरात सल्तनत Gujarat Sultanate Flag.gif गोवा, दमन और दीव Flag of India.svg Flag of India.svg दादरा और नगर हवेली मराठा साम्राज्य Flag of the Maratha Empire.svg Flag of Portugal.svg ध्वजा Coat of arms of Portuguese India (1951-1974).svg Portuguese India.PNG Coats of arms of Portuguese colonies मुहर Evolution of Portuguese empire कोचीन (1505-30) पुराना गोवा (1530-1843) नोवा गोवा (1843-1961) 2 11 20 N 102 23 4 E "Hymno Patriótico" (1808–1826)Patriotic AnthemFile:Hymno Patriotico.ogg "Hino da Carta" (1826–1911)Hymn of the CharterFile:Hino da Carta.ogg "A Portuguesa" (1911–1961)The PortugueseFile:A Portuguesa.ogg आधिकारिक भाषा पुर्तगाली ये भी बोली जाती है कोंकणी कन्नड़ गुजराती मराठी मलयालम अन्य राज्य के प्रधान पुर्तगाल के मैनुअल राजा    1511–1521 एमेरिको टॉमस अध्यक्ष   1958–1961 वाइसराय फ्रांसिस्को डी अल्मेडा (पहला) 1505–1509 अफसोसो, पोर्टो के ड्यूक (अंतिम) 1896 गवर्नर जनरल अफोंसो दे अल्बुकरके (पहला) 1509–1515 मैनुअल एंटोनियो वासलो ई सिल्वा (अन्तिम) 1958–1961 पुर्तगाली भारतीय रुपये (INPR) पुर्तगाली भारतीय एस्कुडो (INPES) भारत गोवा, दमन और दीव, और दादरा और नगर हवेलीश्रीलंका भारत में पुर्तगाल उपनिवेश या पुर्तगाली भारतीय राज्य। वास्को द गामा ने यूरोप से भारत के समुद्री मार्ग की खोज के छह साल बाद, यानी 1505 में, भारत में पुर्तगाली की शक्ति फ्रांसिस्को दे अल्मेइदा की नियुक्ति के साथ कोच्चि में पहले पुर्तगाली वाइसराय के रूप में शुरू हुई। 1510 में, पुर्तगाली के मुख्य निकाय को गोवा में ठाणे में स्थानांतरित कर दिया गया था। 1752 से, अफ्रीका के दक्षिणी भाग से दक्षिणपूर्व एशिया तक, हिंद महासागर में सभी पुर्तगाली उपनिवेशों को पुर्तगाली करारों द्वारा संदर्भित किया गया था।1752 में, मोजाम्बिक अलग हो गया और एक स्वतंत्र औपनिवेशिक राज्य के रूप में अलग हो गया। श्रेणी पुर्तगाली सरकार ने 1844 में मकाऊ, सोलोर और तिमोर की उपनिवेशों को छोड़ने के बाद, पुर्तगाली भारत का दायरा गोवा और मलाबारपुरी तक सीमित था। 1947 में ब्रिटिश भारतीय साम्राज्य के विघटन के समय, पुर्तगाली दुवारा भारत को आधुनिक भारत के पश्चिमी तट पर स्थित तीन जिलों में विभाजित किया गया था, जिसे कभी-कभी गोवा के रूप में सामूहिक रूप से संदर्भित किया जाता है: अर्थात् गोवा; दमन (पुर्तगाली: दमाओ), जिसमें दादरा और नगर हवेली के अंतर्देशीय शामिल थे; और दीव। पुर्तगाल ने 1954 में दादरा और नगर हवेली के घेरे का प्रभावी नियंत्रण खो दिया, और आखिरकार दिसंबर 1961 में शेष विदेशी क्षेत्र, जब सैन्य कार्यवाही के बाद भारत ने इसे लिया था। इसके बावजूद, पुर्तगाल ने 1975 में कार्नेशन क्रांति और एस्टाडो नोवो शासन के पतन के बाद ही भारतीय नियंत्रण को मान्यता दी। और भारत में 450 वर्षों के पुर्तगाली शासन को समाप्त किया। पोस्ट-एनेक्शेशन नए क्षेत्रों की स्थिति thumb|upright=1.35|भारत में पुर्तगाली और अन्य यूरोपीय बस्तिया दादरा और नगर हवेली 1954 में अपनी आजादी से 1961 में भारत गणराज्य के विलय तक एक स्वतंत्र स्वतंत्र इकाई के रूप में अस्तित्व में थे।.Concise Encyclopaedia of India https://web.archive.org/web/20180812083157/https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=9dNOT9iYxcMC&lpg=PA1214&ots=2n4N3CzfHa&dq=Dadra%20and%20Nagar%20Haveli%20%201954%201961.&pg=PA1214#v=onepage&q=Dadra%20and%20Nagar%20Haveli%20%201954%201961.&f=true 12 अगस्त 2018 , K.R. Gupta & Amita Gupta Atlantic Publishers & Dist, 2006, page 1214 गोवा, दमन और दीव के कब्जे के बाद, नए क्षेत्र भारतीय संघ के भीतर दादरा और नगर हवेली और गोवा, दमन और दीव के रूप में केंद्र शासित प्रदेश बन गए। मेजर जनरल के पी पी कैंडेथ को गोवा, दमन और दीव के सैन्य गवर्नर घोषित किया गया था। गोवा के पहले आम चुनाव 1963 में हुए थे। 1967 में एक जनमत संग्रह आयोजित किया गया जहां मतदाताओं ने फैसला किया कि क्या गोवा को महाराष्ट्र के पड़ोसी राज्य में विलय करना है, जो विरोधी विलय गुट जीता।.But Not Gone, TIME, 27 January 1967 हालांकि पूर्ण राज्यवाद तुरंत प्रदान नहीं किया गया था, और यह केवल 30 मई 1987 को था कि गोवा भारतीय संघ का 25 वां राज्य बन गया था, दादरा और नगर हवेली, दमनंद दीव को अलग किया जा रहा था, जिसे केंद्र शासित प्रदेशों के रूप में प्रशासित किया जाता था। नागरिकता 1955 के नागरिकता अधिनियम ने भारत सरकार को भारतीय संघ में नागरिकता को परिभाषित करने का अधिकार दिया। अपनी शक्तियों के प्रयोग में, सरकार ने गोवा, दमन और दीव (नागरिकता) आदेश, 1962 को 28 मार्च 1962 को गोवा, दमन और दीव में 20 दिसंबर 1961 को या उससे पहले पैदा हुए सभी व्यक्तियों को भारतीय नागरिकता प्रदान की।.Konkani https://web.archive.org/web/20180812114702/https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=OtCPAgAAQBAJ&lpg=PA735&dq=replacement%20of%20Portuguese%20with%20English%20language%20goa&pg=PA735#v=onepage&q=replacement%20of%20Portuguese%20with%20English%20language%20goa&f=true 12 अगस्त 2018 , Rocky V Miranda, The Indo-Aryan Languages, Danesh Jain, George Cardona, Routledge, 26 July 2007, page 735.'Portuguese Civil Code is no model for India' https://web.archive.org/web/20180905073304/https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Portuguese-Civil-Code-is-no-model-for-India/articleshow/5277521.cms 5 सितंबर 2018, द टाइम्स ऑफ़ इण्डिया, 28 November 2009 भारत-पुर्तगाली संबंध पुर्तगाल की सलाज़र सरकार ने संलग्न क्षेत्रों पर भारत की संप्रभुता को नहीं पहचाना, और क्षेत्रों के लिए एक निर्वासन की स्थापना की,.http://www.manupatrainternational.in/supremecourt/1950-1979/sc1975/s750288.htm Gangadhar Yashwant Bhandare vs Erasmo Jesus De Sequiria manupatra 3 June 2009 https://web.archive.org/web/20160304064449/http://www.manupatrainternational.in/supremecourt/1950-1979/sc1975/s750288.htm 4 मार्च 2016 dead जो पुर्तगाली नेशनल असेंबली में प्रतिनिधित्व जारी रखा गया। 1974 के कार्नेशन क्रांति के बाद, नई पुर्तगाली सरकार ने गोवा, दमन और दीव पर भारतीय संप्रभुता को मान्यता दी,,Goa To Have An Exile Government, The Age, 5 January 1962 और दोनों राज्यों ने राजनयिक संबंध बहाल किए। पुर्तगाल स्वचालित रूप से पूर्व पुर्तगाली-भारत के नागरिकों को नागरिकता देता है .Asian Recorder https://web.archive.org/web/20170115115508/https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=UMgTAAAAIAAJ&dq=national+assembly+lisbon+goa&focus=searchwithinvolume&q=%22continue+to+have+representation+in+the+Portuguese+National+Assembly%22 15 जनवरी 2017 , Volume 8, 1962, page 4490 और 1994 में गोवा में एक वाणिज्य दूतावास खोला।Portuguese citizens cannot contest polls: Faleiro https://web.archive.org/web/20170112183347/http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-national/tp-karnataka/portuguese-citizens-cannot-contest-polls-faleiro/article5472699.ece 12 जनवरी 2017 , The Hindu, 18 December 2013 पदाधिकारियों की सूची Title Portrait Name Took office Left office Notes वाइसरॉय(नामित) 120px त्रिस्तों दा कून्या – – 1504 में वाइसरॉय नामित;पद ग्रहण नहीं किया वाइसरॉय 120px फ्रांसिस्को दे अल्मेइदा 12 September 1505 November 1509 First governor and first viceroy of Portuguese India, appointed by King Manuel I of Portugal (r.1495–1521), conquered Kilwa, erected forts in Anjediva, Cochin, Cannanore, refused to cede office until after Battle of Diu, died at Table Bay, on return voyage, March 1510 गवर्नर औरकप्तान जनरल(*) 120px अफोंसो दे अल्बुकर्की 4 November 1509 September 1515 Appointment disputed and delayed by predecessor, conquered Goa, Malacca, Muscat and Hormuz, died off Goa, December 1515 गवर्नर 120px| लोपू सोआरेस दे अल्बेर्गारिया 8 September 1515 September 1518 Erected forts in Colombo (Ceylon) and Kollam, returned to Portugal गवर्नर 120px दियोगो लोपेस दे सेकेइरा 8 September 1518 January 1522 Old explorer and former designated captain of Malacca (1509, aborted), erected forts in Chaul, Maldives and Pacem, sent embassies to Ethiopia, Pegu and China, returned to Portugal गवर्नर 120px दुआर्ते दे मेनेसेस 22 January 1522 September 1524 Former captain of Tangier, grandson (via Tarouca line) of the famous Duarte de Menezes (Count of Viana), dismissed and returned to Portugal वाइसरॉय 120px वास्को द गामा 5 September 1524 December 1524 old discoverer of Indies route, now Count of Vidigueira,second Viceroy, first appointee of new King John III of Portugal (r.1521–1557), died at Cochin, December 1524गवर्नर 120px हेनरिके दे मेनेज़ेस 17 January 1525 February 1526 succeeded in India by death of predecessor, died at Cannanore, February 1526 गवर्नर 120px लोपू वाज़ दे साम्पायो February 1526 November 1529 succeeded in India by death of predecessor (third in line), refused to yield government to designated successor Pedro Mascarenhas, captain of Malacca), arrested, returned to Portugal as prisoner गवर्नर 120px नूनो दा कून्या 18 November 1529 September 1538 son of Tristão da Cunha, arrival delayed by shipwreck in Madagascar, conquered northern province (Bassein, Bombay, Diu, Daman) died at sea on return to Portugal, March 1539 Viceroy 120px D. Garcia de Noronha 14 September 1538 April 1540 Third Viceroy, nephew of Afonso de Albuquerque, died in Cochin, April 1540 Governor 120px D. Estêvão da Gama 3 April 1540 May 1542 son of Vasco da Gama, captain of Portuguese Malacca (f.1538), succeeded in India by death of predecessor, returned to Portugal Governor 120px Martim Afonso de Sousa 8 May 1542 1545 donatary-captain of São Vicente (Brazil, f. 1534), returned to Portugal Governor 120px D. João de Castro 10 September 1545 1548 Nephew of D. Garcia de Noronha, promoted to Viceroy in early 1548 Viceroy 120px D. João de Castro 1548 June 1548 Fourth viceroy. Died at Goa, June 1548 Governor 120px Garcia de Sá 6 June 1548 June 1549 succeeded in India by death of predecessor, first governor married in India, acquired Bardez and Salcette, died at Goa, June 1549 Governor 120px Jorge Cabral 13 June 1549 November 1550 succeeded in India by death of predecessor, returned to Portugal Viceroy 120px D. Afonso de Noronha November 1550 September 1554 Fifth Viceroy (henceforth all Governors appointed in Lisbon will have rank of 'Viceroy'), former governor of Ceuta, 1540–49, son of Fernando de Menezes (Marquis of Vila Real), returned to Portugal Viceroy 120px D. Pedro Mascarenhas 23 September 1554 June 1555 old discoverer of Indian Ocean islands, former captain of Malacca (1525–26), died at Goa, June 1555 Governor 120px Francisco Barreto 16 June 1555 September 1558 succeeded in India by death of predecessor, returned to Portugal. Later (1570) returned as governor of East Africa(**), led expedition to Monomatapa and died in Tete. Viceroy 120px D. Constantino de Braganza 8 September 1558 September 1561 Son of James (Duke of Braganza),first appointee of Catherine of Austria, (regent of new King Sebastian of Portugal), returned to Portugal Viceroy 120px D. Francisco Coutinho (Count of Redondo) 7 September 1561 19 February 1564 Died at Goa, February 1564 Governor 120px João de Mendonça 19 February 1564 September 1564 former captain of Malacca, succeeded in India by death of predecessor, returned to Portugal Viceroy 120px D. António de Noronha (Antão) 3 September 1564 September 1568 former captain of Ceuta (1549), and Hormuz (1560) nephew of earlier India governor D. Afonso de Noronha, died at sea on return to Portugal Viceroy 120px D. Luís de Ataíde 10 September 1568 September 1571 future Count of Atouguia (f.1577), first appointee of King Sebastian of Portugal in his own right returned to Portugal Viceroy(**) 120px D. António de Noronha (o Catarraz) 6 September 1571 December 1573 Not to be confused with earlier namesake, governor in Goa of a reduced India (**), co-equal with António Moniz Barreto (in Malacca) and Francisco Barreto (in Sofala), dismissed and returned to Portugal Viceroy 120px António Moniz Barreto 9 December 1573 September 1576 Governor of Malacca, succeeded in India after dismissal of predecessor, returned to Portugal Viceroy(nom.) 120px Rui Lourenço de Távora - - Nominated viceroy in 1576, but did not assume office Governor 120px D. Diogo de Menezes September 1576 August 1578 Son of Tangier captain João de Menezes ("o Craveiro")Succeeded in India after appointed viceroy, Rui Lourenço de Távora, died en route (off Mozambique), returned to Portugal. Viceroy 120px D. Luís de Ataíde (second time) 31 August 1578 March 1581 Second appointment, now Count of Atouguia, already in India when news of the king's death at Alcazarquivir arrived, managed India through the early stages of 1580 succession crisis, died in Goa, March 1581 Governor 120px Fernão Teles de Menezes March 1581 September 1581 Succeeded in India by death of predecessor (as per prior instructions of the late Cardinal-King Henry),considered the last governor of the House of Avis,received news of ascension of Habsburg king Philip I of Portugal,administered oaths of loyalty of Portuguese India colonies to new monarchy,returned to Portugal. Viceroy 120px Francisco de Mascarenhas 1581 1584 Donatary-captain in the AzoresFirst appointee of Philip I of Portugal (r.1581–1598),returned to Portugal. Viceroy 120px D. Duarte de Menezes 1584 4 May 1588 Former governor of Tangier (1474–78), Algarve (1580), grandson of earlier India governor Duarte de Menezes, Died in Goa, May 1588. Governor 120px D. Manuel de Sousa Coutinho May 1588 1591 Former governor of Ceylon, current governor of Malacca Succeeded in India by death of predecessor, Died in shipwreck while returning to Portugal. Viceroy 120px Matias de Albuquerque 1591 1597 Viceroy 120px D. Francisco da Gama, conde da Vidigueira 1597 1600 Viceroy 120px Aires de Saldanha 1600 1605 Viceroy 120px Martim Afonso de Castro 1605 June 1607 Died at Malacca in June 1607 Governor 120px Fr. Aleixo de Meneses, Archbishop of Goa June 1607 1609 Viceroy(nom.) 120px João Pereira Froas - - Nominated viceroy in 1608, but did not assume office Governor 120px André Furtado de Mendonça 1609 Viceroy 120px Rui Lourenço de Távora 1609 1612 Viceroy 120px D. Jerónimo de Azevedo 1612 1617 Viceroy 120px D. João Coutinho 1617 1619 Governor(nom.) D. Jerónimo Coutinho - - Nominated governor in 1619, but did not assume office Governor 120px Fernando de Albuquerque 1619 1622 Viceroy(nom.) 120px D. Afonso de Noronha - - Nominated viceroy in 1621, but did not assume office Viceroy 120px D. Francisco da Gama (second time) 1622 1628 Viceroy 120px Fr. Luís de Brito e Meneses, Bishop of Meliapore 1628 July 1629 Died at Cochim in July 1629 Governing Council 1. Nuno Álvares Botelho 2. D. Lourenço da Cunha 3. Gonçalo Pinto da Fonseca 1629 Viceroy 120px Miguel de Noronha, conde de Linhares 1629 1635 Viceroy 120px Pedro da Silva 1635 June 1639 Died at Goa in June 1639 Governor 120px António Teles de Meneses 1639 1640 Viceroy 120px João da Silva Telo e Meneses, conde de Aveiras 1640 1644 Returned to Portugal Viceroy 120px Filipe Mascarenhas 1644 1651 Viceroy(nom.) 120px João da Silva Telo e Meneses, conde de Aveiras (second time) - - Died at Mozambique, en route to India (1651) Governing Council 1. Fr. Francisco dos Mártires (Archbp of Goa) 2. Francisco de Melo e Castro 3. António de Sousa Coutinho 1651 1652 Viceroy 120px Vasco Mascarenhas, 1st Count of Óbidos 1652 1655 Expelled in internal coup Usurper Brás de Castro 1655 Arrested by successor Governor 120px Rodrigo Lobo da Silveira, Count of Sarzedas 23 August 1655 14 January 1656 Died at Goa in January 1656 Governor 120px Manuel Mascarenhas Homem 14 January 1656 22 May 1656 Governing Council 1. Manuel Mascarenhas Homem 2. Francisco de Melo e Castro 3. António de Sousa Coutinho January 1656 1661 Governing Council 1. Luís de Mendonça Furtado e Albuquerque 2. Manuel Mascarenhas Homem 3. D. Pedro de Lencastre 1661 Governing Council 1. Luís de Mendonça Furtado e Albuquerque, 2. António de Melo e Castro 3. D. Pedro de Lencastre 1661 1662 Viceroy 120px António de Melo e Castro 16 December 1662 1666 Viceroy 120px João Nunes da Cunha, Count of São Vicente 1666 November 1668 Died at Goa in November 1668 Governing Council 1. António de Melo e Castro, 2. Manuel Corte-Real de Sampaio 3. Luís de Miranda Henriques November 1668 1671 Viceroy 120px Luís de Mendonça Furtado e Albuquerque 1671 1676 Died off Lisbon on return voyage Viceroy 120px D. Pedro de Almeida, Conde de Assumar 1676 1678 Died at Goa in 1678 Interim Governor 120px António Brandão, Archbishop of Goa (sometime with António Pais de Sande) 1678 1681 Viceroy 120px Francisco de Távora, conde de Alvor 1681 1686 Governor 120px D. Rodrigo da Costa 1686 1690 Governor 120px D. Miguel de Almeida 1690 January 1691 Died at Goa in January 1691 Governing Council 1. Fernando Martins Mascarenhas Lencastre 2. Fr. Agostinho da Anunciação (Archbp of Goa) January 1691 1692 Viceroy 120px Pedro António de Meneses Noronha de Albuquerque 1692 1697 Returned to Portugal Viceroy 120px António Luís Gonçalves da Câmara Coutinho 1697 1701 Governing Council 1. Fr. Agostinho da Anunciação (Archp of Goa) 2. D. Vasco Lima Coutinho 1701 1702 Viceroy 120px Caetano de Melo e Castro 1702 1707 Viceroy 120px D. Rodrigo da Costa (second time, as Viceroy now) 1707 1712 Viceroy 120px Vasco Fernandes César de Meneses, Count of Sabugosa 1712 1717 Returned to Portugal Governor 120px Fr. Sebastião de Andrade Pessanha, Archbishop of Goa January 1717 October 1717 Viceroy 120px Luís Carlos Inácio Xavier de Meneses, 5th Count of Ericeira October 1717 1720 Viceroy 120px Francisco José de Sampaio e Castro 1720 July 1723 Died at Goa in July 1723 Interim Governor 120px Cristóvão de Melo July 1723 Governing Council 1. Cristóvão de Melo 2. Fr. Inácio de Santa Teresa (Archbp of Goa) 3. Cristóvão Luís de Andrade 1723 1725 Viceroy 120px João de Saldanha da Gama 1725 1732 Returned to Portugal Governing Council 1. Cristóvão de Melo 2. Fr. Inácio de Santa Teresa (Archbp of Goa) 3. Tomé Gomes Moreira 1732 Viceroy 120px Pedro Mascarenhas, 1st Count of Sandomil 1732 1740 Returned to Portugal Viceroy 120px Luís Carlos Inácio Xavier de Meneses, 1st Marquis of Louriçal(second time) 1740 1742 Died at Goa in 1742 Governing Council 1. Francisco de Vasconcelos 2. Lourenço de Noronha 3. Luís Caetano de Almeida 1742 1744 Viceroy 120px Pedro Miguel de Almeida Portugal e Vasconcelos, Count of Assumar, marquis of Alorna 1744 1750 Viceroy 120px Francisco de Assis de Távora, marquis of Távora September 1750 1754 Returned to Portugal, executed in 1759 Viceroy 120px Luís Mascarenhas, Count of Alva 1754 June 1756 Killed in action by the Maratha Army at Goa in June 1756 Governing Council 1. António Taveira da Neiva Brum da Silveira (Archbp of Goa) 2. João de Mesquista Matos Teixeira 3. Filipe de Valadares 1756 1757 Viceroy 120px Manuel de Saldanha e Albuquerque, Count of Ega 1758 1765 Returned to Portugal Council 1. António Taveira da Neiva Brum da Silveira (Archbp of Goa) 2. João Baptista Vaz Pereira 3. D. João José de Melo 1765 1768 Governor 120px João José de Melo 1768 1771 Promoted to Captain-General in 1771 (***) Governor and Captain-General 120px João José de Melo 1771 January 1774 Died at Goa in January 1774 Interim Governor Filipe de Valadares Sotomaior 1774 Governor and Captain-General of India 120px D. José Pedro da Câmara 1774 1779 Governor and Captain-General of India 120px D. Frederico Guilherme de Sousa Holstein 1779 1786 Governor and Captain-General of India 120px Francisco da Cunha e Meneses 1786 1794 Governor and Captain-General of India 120px Francisco António da Veiga Cabral da Câmara,Viscount of Mirandela 1794 1806 Viceroy and Captain-General of India 120px D. Bernardo José Maria da Silveira e Lorena,Count of Sarzedas 1806 1816 Viceroy and Captain-General of India 120px D. Diogo de Sousa,Count of Rio Pardo 1816 1821 Provisional Junta of Government of the State of India Manuel José Gomes Loureiro,Manuel Godinho Mira, Joaquim Manuel Correia da Silva e Gama, Gonçalo de Magalhães Teixeira Pinto Manuel Duarte Leitão 1821 Provisional Junta of Government of the State of India D. Manuel da Câmara,D. Frei de São Tomás de Aquino, António José de Melo Sotomaior Teles, João Carlos Leal António José de Lima Leitão 1821 1822 Provisional Junta of Government of the State of India D. Manuel da Câmara,D. Frei de São Tomás de Aquino,António José de Melo Sotomaior Teles,João Carlos Leal,Joaquim Mourão Garcez Palha 1822 1823 Viceroy and Captain-General of India D. Manuel da Câmara 1823 1825 Dissolved Junta and assumed de facto title of Governor of Portuguese India Government Council of the State of India D. Frei Manuel de São Galdino,Cândido José Mourão Garcez Palha,António Ribeiro de Carvalho 1825 1826 Governor and Captain-General of India 120px D. Manuel Francisco Zacarias de Portugal e Castro 1826 1830 Viceroy and Captain-General of India 120px D. Manuel Francisco Zacarias de Portugal e Castro 1830 1835 Governor 120px Bernardo Peres da Silva 1835 Governor 120px D. Manuel Francisco Zacarias de Portugal e Castro 1835 Governor Joaquim Manuel Correia da Silva e Gama 1835 Government Council of the State of India João Casimiro Pereira da Rocha de Vasconcelos,Manuel José Ribeiro,Frei Constantino de Santa Rita,João Cabral de Estefique,António Maria de Melo,Joaquim António de Morais Carneiro,António Mariano de Azevedo,José António de Lemos 1835 1837 After 1836 confined to Goa Governor 120px Bernardo Peres da Silva 1836 1837 Governor of Daman and Diu, provisional governor of Goa Governor 120px Simão Infante de Lacerda de Sousa Tavares,Baron of Sabroso 1837 1839 (restored unity to Portuguese India) Governor José António Vieira da Fonseca 1839 Governor Manuel José Mendes,Baron of Candal 1839 1840 Government Council of the State of India José António Vieira da Fonseca,José Câncio Freire de Lima,António João de Ataíde,Domingos José Mariano Luís,José da Costa Campos,Caetano de Sousa e Vasconcelos 1840 Interim Governor 120px José Joaquim Lopes Lima 1840 1842 Government Council of the State of India António Ramalho de Sá,António José de Melo Sotomaior Teles,António João de Ataíde,José da Costa Campos Caetano de Sousa e Vasconcelos 1842 Governor 120px Francisco Xavier da Silva Pereira,Count of Antas 1842 1843 Governor 120px Joaquim Mourão Garcez Palha 1843 1844 Governor 120px José Ferreira Pestana 1844 1851 Governor 120px José Joaquim Januário Lapa,Viscount of Vila Nova de Ourém 1851 1855 Government Council of the State of India D. Frei Joaquim de Santa Rita Botelho,Arcebispo de Goa e Primaz das Índias,Luís da Costa Campos,Francisco Xavier Peres,Bernardo Heitor da Silva e Lorena,Vítor Anastácio Mourão Garcez Palha 1855 Governor 120px António César de Vasconcelos Correia,Count of Torres Novas 1855 1864 Governor 120px José Ferreira Pestana 1864 1870 2nd term Governor 120px Januário Correia de Almeida,Count of São Januário 1870 1871 Governor 120px Joaquim José Macedo e Couto 1871 1875 Governor 120px João Tavares de Almeida 1875 1877 Government Council of the State of India D. Aires de Ornelas e Vasconcelos,Archbishop of Goa and Primate of the Indies,João Caetano da Silva Campos,Francisco Xavier Soares da Veiga Eduardo Augusto de Sá Nogueira Pinto Balsemão 1877 Governor 120px António Sérgio de Sousa 1877 1878 Government Council of the State of India D. Aires de Ornelas e Vasconcelos,Archbishop of Goa and Primate of the Indies,João Caetano da Silva Campos,Francisco Xavier Soares da Veiga António Sérgio de Sousa Júnior 1878 Governor 120px Caetano Alexandre de Almeida e Albuquerque 1878 1882 Governor 120px Carlos Eugénio Correia da Silva,Viscount of Paço d'Arcos 1882 1886 Government Council of the State of India D. António Sebastião Valente,Archbishop of Goa and Patriarch of the East Indies,José de Sá Coutinho,José Inácio de Brito José Maria Teixeira Guimarães 1886 Governor 120px Francisco Joaquim Ferreira do Amaral 1886 Government Council of the State of India D. António Sebastião Valente,Archbishop of Goa and Patriarch of the East Indies,José de Sá Coutinho,José Inácio de Brito José Maria Teixeira Guimarães 1886 Governor 120px Augusto César Cardoso de Carvalho 1886 1889 Interim Governor 120px Joaquim Augusto Mouzinho de Albuquerque 1889 Government Council of the State of India D. António Sebastião Valente,Archbishop of Goa and Patriarch of the East Indies,Joaquim Borges de Azevedo Enes,José Inácio de Brito,Joaquim Augusto Mouzinho de Albuquerque 1889 Governor Vasco Guedes de Carvalho e Meneses 1889 1891 Governor 120px Francisco Maria da Cunha 1891 Interim Governor João Manuel Correia Taborda 1891 1892 1st term Government Council of the State of India D. António Sebastião Valente,Archbishop of Goa and Patriarch of the East Indies,Luís Fisher Berquó Falcão,Raimundo Maria Correia Mendes,João Manuel Correia Taborda 1892 Governor 120px Francisco Teixeira da Silva 1892 1893 Government Council of the State of India Luís Poças Falcão,Raimundo Maria Correia Mendes,João Manuel Correia Taborda 1893 Governor 120px Rafael Jácome de Andrade 1893 1894 1st termInterim Governor João Manuel Correia Taborda 1894 2nd term Government Council of the State of India D. António Sebastião Valente,Archbishop of Goa and Patriarch of the East Indies,Francisco António Ochoa,Luís Carneiro de Sousa e Faro,João Manuel Correia Taborda 1894 Governor 120px Elesbão José de Bettencourt Lapa, Viscount of Vila Nova de Ourém 1894 1895 Governor 120px Rafael Jácome de Andrade 1895 1896 2nd term Viceroy 120px Prince D. Afonso Henriques de Bragança,Duke of Porto 1896 Interim Governor 120px João António de Brissac das Neves Ferreira 1896 1897 Interim Governor João Manuel Correia Taborda 1897 3rd term Government Council of the State of India D. António Sebastião Valente,Archbishop of Goa and Patriarch of the East Indies,Francisco António Ochoa,João de Melo Sampaio,João Manuel Correia Taborda 1897 Government Council of the State of India D. António Sebastião Valente,Archbishop of Goa and Patriarch of the East Indies,Abel Augusto Correia do Pinto,João de Melo Sampaio,João Manuel Correia Taborda 1897 Governor 120px Joaquim José Machado 1897 1900 Governor 120px Eduardo Augusto Rodrigues Galhardo 1900 1905 Government Council of the State of India D. António Sebastião Valente,Archbishop of Goa and Patriarch of the East Indies,Alfredo Mendonça David,José Emílio Santana da Cunha Castel-Branco,Francisco Maria Peixoto Vieira 1905 Governor 120px Arnaldo de Novais Guedes Rebelo 1905 1907 Government Council of the State of India Bernardo Nunes Garcia,César Augusto Rancon,Francisco Maria Peixoto Vieira 1907 Governor 120px José Maria de Sousa Horta e Costa 1907 1910 Governor-General 120px Francisco Manuel Couceiro da Costa 1910 1917 Interim Governor-General Francisco Maria Peixoto Vieira 1917 1st term Government Council of the State of India Francisco Peixoto de Oliveira e Silva,Francisco Wolfgango da Silva,Francisco Maria Peixoto Vieira 1917 Governor-General 120px José de Freitas Ribeiro 1917 1919 Interim Governor-General 120px Augusto de Paiva Bobela da Mota 1919 1920 Governador-General 120px Jaime Alberto de Castro Morais 1920 1925 Interim Governor-General Francisco Maria Peixoto Vieira 1925 2nd term Governor-General 120px Mariano Martins 1925 1926 Interim Governor-General 120px Tito Augusto de Morais 1926 Interim Governor-General Acúrcio Mendes da Rocha Dinis 1926 1927 Governor-General 120px Pedro Francisco Massano de Amorim 1927 1929 Interim Governor-General Acúrcio Mendes da Rocha Dinis 1929 Governor-General 120px Alfredo Pedro de Almeida 1929 1930 Governor-General 120px João Carlos Craveiro Lopes 1930 1936 Interim Governor-General 120px Francisco Craveiro Lopes 1936 1938 Governor-General 120px José Ricardo Pereira Cabral 1938 1945 Interim Governor-General 120px Paulo Bénard Guedes 1945 1946 Governor-General 120px José Ferreira Bossa 1946 1947 Interim Governor-General José Alves Ferreira 1947 1948 Governor-General 120px Fernando de Quintanilha e Mendonça Dias 1948 1952 Governor-General 120px Paulo Bénard Guedes 1952 1958 Governor-General 120px Manuel António Vassalo e Silva 1958 1961 (*) – In 1508, King Manuel I of Portugal devised a plan to partition the Portuguese empire in Asia into three separate governments or "high captaincies" – (1) Captain-Major of the seas of Ethiopia, Arabia and Persia, centered at Socotra, was to cover the East African and Arabian-Persian coasts, from Sofala to Diu; (2) Captain-Major of the seas of India, centered at Cochin, was to cover the Indian coast from Diu down to Cape Comorin. Afonso de Albuquerque was Captain-General of the latter. Jorge de Aguiar was made Captain-General of the former. A third high captaincy, covering Asia east of Cape Comorin (yet to be explored) was assigned to Diogo Lopes de Sequeira, who was assigned that year to discover Malacca. The triarchy experiment failed – Aguiar drowned en route, while Sequeira quit the region in 1509, after his debacle at Malacca, leaving Albuquerque sole governor of the whole unpartitioned complex. (**) – Around 1570, King Sebastian of Portugal tried to partition the Portuguese State of India into three separate governments (much like Manuel's plan of 1508) – a western state based around Sofala (covering the East African coast from Cape Correntes to Cape Guardafui), a central state ruled from Goa (covering the area between the Red Sea and Ceylon, encompassing India, reserved for the "Viceroy") and an eastern state ruled from Malacca (covering Southeast Asia, from Pegu to China). D. António de Noronha was appointed to Goa, António Moniz Barreto to Malacca, and Francisco Barreto (the former India governor) to Sofala. (***) – Title of Viceroy of Indies extinguished by royal letter in 1771, replaced by Capitão-Geral (Captain-General) of the Indies. सन्दर्भ श्रेणी:गोवा श्रेणी:गोवा का इतिहास श्रेणी:भारत का इतिहास श्रेणी:पुर्तगाल का इतिहास श्रेणी:पुर्तगाली साम्राज्य श्रेणी:भारत में पूर्व उपनिवेश श्रेणी:पूर्व पुर्तगाली उपनिवेश