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I will try to resume “Portuguese mythology”.First, before Portugal even existed, Viriato. He was the leader of the Lusitanos, a tribe that offered fierce resistance to the Romans with insurgency tactics. They had to use a traitor to kill him and only then were able to conquer Iberia. ViriatusD. Afonso Henriques, The Conqueror - first king - fought his way to rule the county against his mother, then to independence (1143), then to expand south against the Moors. Conquered Lisbon with help of crusades. Afonso I of PortugalNuno Álvares Pereira lead the Portuguese Army against the Castilian invader during the succession crisis of 1383–85. His victory in Batalha de Aljubarrota, where the Portuguese were badly outnumbered, secured the independence and the rule of a new dynasty. Also it’s the start of the oldest alliance still existing today, with England. Nuno Álvares Pereira, Batalha MonasteryInfante D. Henrique or Henry the Navigator, created conditions for overseas expansion, supporting science, ship building and sending expeditions. Expansion started in 1415, with the conquest of Ceuta.All about overseas expansion is a source of pride. Vasco da Gama discovered the maritime way to India, Pedro Álvares Cabral discovered Brasil. Afonso de Albuquerque is generally considered a military genius – he attempted to close all the Indian Ocean naval passages to the Atlantic, Red Sea, Persian Gulf, and to the Pacific, transforming it into a Portuguese mare clausum, creating the Portuguese Asian Empire.Luis de Camões published in 1578 Os Lusíadas, a national epic poem, to give advise to the new and very young king D. Sebastião. Nevertheless, the king managed to get killed in battle, creating a succession crisis. He became known as “o Desejado”, because he was expected to return and solve all of our problems.This crisis resulted in 60 years of rule by 3 Spanish kings. Then we got a Portuguese one, D. João IV, in 1610. He had to win a 28 year war with the superpower of the time, Spain, to secure independence. Fortunately, they were fighting several other wars at the time. Cataluña didn’t get the same outcome.Marquês do Pombal rebuilt Lisbon after a major earthquake in 1755 and created the Port Wine region.And then it came the 19th century. It was a complete disaster, with Portugal loosing its power, mainly due to endless conflict in the mainland.First, the invasions of Napoleon´s armies. There were 3, and we take pride in sending them back home 3 times, but of course, they left a devastated country. In the 3rd, we take great pride in being part of Wellington´s army and in the defense plan he executed so well, creating conditions to chase the French across Spain until the final victory in Waterloo. After, a long civil war continued to impoverish Portugal, followed by political instability.From that time on, nothing is really worth to be mentioned, except for Aristides de Sousa Mendes, who saved thousands of Jews by disobeying Salazar orders (as result, he died in absolute poverty), and the fact that we got our democracy with a bloodless coup d'etat in 1974, where the military took power in their hands and then gave it back to the people.Recently, success in sports is a source of pride, with names like Eusébio, Figo, Mourinho, Ronaldo, Rosa Mota, Carlos Lopes and some others.

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Tristan da CunhaThis island is one of the most geographically remote places in the world, being over 2000 miles (3220 km) away from South America, over 1400 miles (2400km) away from Africa and over 1200 miles (2000km) away from the nearest island (St Helena). Located in the middle of the southern Atlantic Ocean, this volcanic island is home to 297 residents and has no restaurants, no hotels and no airport. The island is only reachable by a 7-day boat ride from Cape Town, South Africa.Motuo, Tibet/ChinaMotuo is the last county in Tibet/China to be unaccessible by road. Untouched by outsiders, until recently, the 12,000 people located within the county relied on the farming of paddy, soybean, cotton and gingeli. In order for travellers to get to Motuo, they must encounter a 4 day trek alongside mountains, with stopovers in small villages. In Tibetan Buddhist scripture, Motuo translates to ‘hidden lotus’.Ittoqqortoormiit, GreenlandIttoqqortoormiit is the most isolated town in Greenland. Located on the eastern side of the island, the town is home to 450 residents with only one grocery store and a heliport. The area is also home to walruses, seals, narwhals, polar bears and arctic foxes. A 15 minute helicopter ride is the only way to get in and out of the town which departs from Nerlerit Inaat Airport.Kerguelen IslandsLocated in the southern Indian Ocean, the Kerguelen Islands are permanently occupied by 50–100 French scientists, with no indigenous populations. The islands are covered by rocky mountains and glaciers, making them inhospitable for major settlements. The only way to get to the islands is by a 28-day voyage by ship, which departs from Rèunion Island (east of Madagascar) only four times a year!Pitcairn Island, South PacificBeing one of the many overseas territories of the UK, Pitcairn Island is inhabited by only 50 people. Being 1000 miles (1610 km) from Tahiti, 3000 miles (4828 km) from New Zealand, and 3400 miles (5472 km) from South America, Pitcairn Island easily receives attention for being one of the many geographically isolated places in the world. Despite this, the British government is actually promoting many Brits to permanently move to the island, due its exceptionally blue waters and green, lush hills.Oymyakon, SiberiaOymyakon, known as the “coldest town on earth”, is home to approximately 500 people, with summer temperatures averaging around 20°F (-6°C) and winter temperatures averaging around -76°F (-60°C). Since it’s too cold for planes to reach the region, the only way in and out is by a 2-day car drive.Socotra IslandsAn archipelago off the coast of Yemen, Socotra Islands are so geographically isolated that one-third of its plant and animal species are found nowhere else in the world. It’s crazy-looking trees make it seem like a completely different planet, given its name ‘Socotra’ which translates to ‘alien’ in Sanskirt. The island also gives amazing insights to its unique fauna.