Afonso de Noronha, 5.º vice-rei da Índia

















































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Afonso de Noronha


Retrato de D. Afonso de Noronha. In Ásia portuguesa de Manuel de Faria e Sousa. Lisboa 1674
Vice-rei da Índia Flag of Portugal (1521).svg
Período
1550 — 1554
Antecessor(a)
Jorge Cabral
Sucessor(a)
Pedro Mascarenhas
Dados pessoais
Nascimento
1510
Progenitores
Mãe: D. Maria Freire de Andrade, senhora de Alcoutim
Pai: D. Fernando de Menezes, 2º marquês de Vila Real

Dom Afonso de Noronha (1510 — ????) foi um nobre e militar português, governador de Ceuta entre 1540 e 1549, sucedendo ao seu irmão, Nuno Álvares Pereira de Noronha e 5.º Vice-rei da Índia e 16.º Governador da Índia Portuguesa, de 1550 a 1554. Na Índia edificou as fortalezas dos Reis Magos de Goa e de Mascate, pacificou o Ceilão e defendeu bravamente Ormuz, quando atacada por uma poderosa esquadra turca.[1]


Era o quarto filho de Dom Fernando de Menezes, 2.º Marquês de Vila Real com Dona Maria Freire de Andrade.


Casou com D. Maria de Eça, que o substituiu no Governo da Capitania de Ceuta.



Referências




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Precedido por
Nuno Álvares Pereira de Noronha
Governador de Ceuta
1540 — 1549
 Sucedido por
Antão de Noronha
Precedido por
Jorge Cabral
Vice-Rei da Índia Portuguesa
1550 — 1554
 Sucedido por
Pedro Mascarenhas












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