name some commemorations done to honor him.
He was granted a reward of 10,000 reais and a "comenda" in the Order of Christ.
Jerónimo de Azevedo
 and in the end he granted to D. Jerónimo a reward of 10,000 reais and a "comenda" in the Order of Christ.
which of the following are only found naturally on madagascar More than 80 percent of Madagascar's 14,883 plant species are found nowhere else in the world, including five plant families. which continent is this island a part of? UNANSWERABLE what are the names of the plants endemic to this island? Plants of family "Didiereaceae", "Pachypodium" species along with orchids, and traveler's palm. how would you describe the first family of plant species mentioned in the list? Didiereaceae is a family of flowering plants found in continental Africa and Madagascar. and how would you describe the second family of plant species mentioned? It is a genus of succulent spine-bearing trees and shrubs, native to Madagascar and Africa. how is the climate in that island? It has a hot rainy season with frequent destructive cyclones and a cooler dry season. did any foreign country rule or invade this island in historical times? Yes, by the Portuguese. any prominent people who belonged to the above group who ruled or invaded that island? Jeronimo de Azevedo. what was the profession of this above-mentioned person? He was a Portuguese fidalgo, Governor (captain-general) of Portuguese Ceylon and viceroy of Portuguese India. what did he contribute when he was a viceroy in that mentioned country? He led a huge fleet that tried to drive English East India Company ships under the command of Nicholas Downton off Surat.
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Jerónimo de Azevedo [SEP] Legacy
Jerónimo a reward of 10,000 reais and a "comenda" in the Order of Christ. By that time, Azevedo had already acquired in Ceylon the equivalent of the power and mystique of a viceroy. That Azevedo was more than a military chief, can be seen from the political initiatives (Malvana Convention) and missionary reforms (opening of Ceylon to the Jesuits) that he took while in Colombo, as well as in his support of geographical exploration and scientific activities during his tenure in Goa. On balance, it is likely that - more than the accusations of embezzlement (a quite common feature of many previous tenures of governors and viceroys of the Portuguese Empire) - it was his politically risky actions against a personal envoy of the king of Spain and Portugal that sealed his final fall from grace in the Habsburg court.