Verse 11
Verse 11
During the latter reign of Mahmud I on the first decade of 1600, he would correspond with Ieyasu Tokugawa negotiating themselves as the intermediary between the Javanese and the Malays as they were before the Spanish came on its trading town and also the intermediary to the Spanish on Bigan which is the Hispanicized and Christian town on the Kingdom of Saludong.
Both Nobunaga and Ieyasu would have cordial relations with Saludong, however Mahmud I himself would be happy with the relations of Saludong to the Japanese, the Spanish and Portuguese would establish Christian Missions in Japan which would end up expelled on the early part of the 17th century ending up on the Island of Formosa or Hermosa which would be established as a Portuguese Colony and not a Castilian Colony on the NorthEast of the Island.
The Japanese Christian Exiles would retain their language and customs on the island, however the island has a hostile native population.
During the latter reign of Mahmud I on the first decade of 1600, he would correspond with Ieyasu Tokugawa negotiating themselves as the intermediary between the Javanese and the Malays as they were before the Spanish came on its trading town and also the intermediary to the Spanish on Bigan which is the Hispanicized and Christian town on the Kingdom of Saludong.
Both Nobunaga and Ieyasu would have cordial relations with Saludong, however Mahmud I himself would be happy with the relations of Saludong to the Japanese, the Spanish and Portuguese would establish Christian Missions in Japan which would end up expelled on the early part of the 17th century ending up on the Island of Formosa or Hermosa which would be established as a Portuguese Colony and not a Castilian Colony on the NorthEast of the Island.
The Japanese Christian Exiles would retain their language and customs on the island, however the island has a hostile native population.
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