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DescriptionFotografia da visita do embaixador de Portugal nos Emirados, Dr Joaquim Moreira de Lemos e família com os seniores do campo de trabalho da fortaleza de Khor Kalba, antiga Quelba. - 2020-01-08 - Image 169537.jpg |
Português: Fotografia da visita do embaixador de Portugal nos Emirados, Dr. Joaquim Moreira de Lemos e família com os seniores do campo de trabalho da fortaleza de Khor Kalba, antiga Quelba. Fotografia de 8 de janeiro de 2020. A fortaleza de Quelba, hoje Khor Kalba, foi tomada por Gaspar Leite em março de 1624, por determinação de Rui Freire, altura em que era defendida por um mouro de grande fama na área, Qasimi, ancestral do atual emir de Sharjah, para tentar manter o acesso ao golfo de Ormuz, tal como fizera levantar pouco antes Corfação e então justificado pela conquista da ilha de Ormuz em maio de 1622. A fortaleza de Quelba era quadrada, com quatro baluartes, nos cantos e um dos quais mais alto e complexo, a defender a porta norte e uma estrutura habitacional. Cada lanço de muralha teria 55 a 57 metros (26 braças) e era feita “à maneira dos mouros“, como refere Bocarro e Herédia. A muralha à volta da povoação ainda tinha mais dois baluartes e um outro, a defender a praia, sendo a guarnição de um capitão lascarim com 30 soldados, o que importava em 195$0840 réis por ano. Teria sido abandonada poucos anos depois, nas duas décadas seguintes, pois que em 1648 existe tratado de paz entre os portugueses e os sheiks árabes, onde já não é citada, embora as relações comerciais, por certo se tenham mantido na área. |
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