_ 401 _ them was continuous, and that he knew that half of the crops scheduled for Ormuz had been reduced. (page no. 145) Document No. (17): Francisco de Albuquerque sent a letter from Daboul to D. Manuel I, on 20th of October 1513, which included several items, the most important of which was what happened in Aden and the Red Sea. (page no. 148) Document No. (18): Francisco Corvinel, the Agent of Goa, sent from Goa on 22nd of October 1513, a letter to D. Manuel I, in which he explained the desire of the Turks to establish friendly relations with them, as well as the process of selling horses in India. (page no. 176) Document No. (19): A letter was sent from Cannanore, on 4th of December 1513, from Afonso de Albuquerque, the Governor of India, to D. Manuel I, describing the violent storm at the entrance to the Red Sea. (page no. 182) Document No. (20): At the beginning of January 1514, Fernao Lopes de Castanheda wrote in his book “History of the Discovery and Conquest of India by the Portuguese”, about Bahrain and the pearls in that country. (page no. 198)
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