The Portuguese penetration in the Persian Gulf (1500-1650)
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This research talks about the Portuguese penetration and colonization in the Arabian Gulf region between the years (1500 - 1650) and the general conditions in it because this history represents great importance for understanding the alliances and conflicts taking place in this vital region and to show the vital and strategic importance of the vital and strategic Arabian Gulf to the colonial and European countries such as the Portuguese, Spaniards, English and others. And the local forces in this region such as the Safavids, the Ottomans, the Mamluks and the Arabs later. The colonial conflict in the Gulf region had a great impact on building the political future after the sixteenth century, not only because of the Portuguese and the English, but also the conflict that was between the Safavids and the Ottomans for influence in the Arabian Gulf, and this issue is of great importance in the history of this important economically and strategically region
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