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2. Describing What had happened to Francisco Pereira Coutinho, according to the king?

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According to the King, what happened to Francisco Pereira Coutinho, was that Pereira had a shipwreck and was captured by Native Indians in Itaparica, Brazil. The Indians killed him.

Let's remember that King Jhon III bestowed the region known as Bahía de Todos los Santos(Bay of All Saints) to Francisco Pereira Coutinho, in March 1534.

Pereira traveled to this place in 1936 and built homes there, a fortress, and a castle. The problem was that he was despotic, arrogant, and cruel to the Native Indians.

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