In July 1405, Admiral Zheng He (鄭和) of the Ming Dynasty (明朝) in China, led a fleet of 200 ships, with 27,800 people on a voyage to the seas west of China. In 28 years he went on eight voyages, to the ...

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Fifteenth-century China was a maritime powerhouse that explored new lands and opened trade routes. The multi-talented Zheng He led the charge.

In the 1400s, Zheng He sailed thousands of miles around Asia and Africa in ships the size of soccer fields, spreading Chinese innovations like compasses and gunpowder in the process.

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On his fourth expedition in 1413 he went west of India, visiting Hormuz and Yemen.

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In 1405 a Chinese Muslim eunuch, Zheng He, launched the first of seven voyages west from China across the Indian Ocean. Over the next 30 years, in command of the world’s largest fleet and funded ...

Michael Wood tells the story of the Chinese Admiral Zheng He and his voyages to the west. He asks too, why were they stopped?

Fifteenth-century China was a maritime powerhouse that explored new lands and opened trade routes. The multi-talented Zheng He led the charge.

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