_ 114 _ (13) Document no. and reference. In the same year (1530) The King of Ormuz sent a letter to Dom Joao III, the King of Portugal, to inform him that through Manuel de Macedo, the King of Ormuz had sent some items, specifically: one hundred pearls for the queen, and a sword for the king, and asked him to always takes care of him, and to have mercy on him and be compassionate regarding the matters that occurred in Ormuz:(13) Transcription of the letter from the King of Ormuz to our Lord, the King. Oh, rich one, most high and mighty, honoured and praised as the saints of holy fame, accomplished and desired, perfect in the truth and by her accompanied; more powerful than all Christians, glorification of all compassionate Christianity, moved to piety, about whom
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