Battle of Pandarane

Battle of Pandarane Part of Portuguese battles in the East Date 1504 Location Pandarane, India Result Decisive Portuguese victory Belligerents Portuguese Empire Mamluk Empire Commanders and leaders Lopo Soares de Albergaria Unknown Strength 2 caravels 15 little boats 360 men [1] 17 large carracks 4000 men[2] Casualties and losses 23 men killed 170 men wounded All ships captured or destroyed 2000 men killed or captured 130 artillery pieces captured

v t e Portuguese battles in the Indian Ocean Cannanore (1501) Calicut (1502) Pandarane (1504) Cochin (1504) Cannanore (1506) Anjadiva (1506) Ormuz (1507) Cannanore (1507) Chaul (1508) Dabul (1508) Diu (1509) Goa (1510) Malacca (1511) Calicut (1526) Chalium (1531) Diu (1538) Suez Expedition (1541) Diu (1546) Aden (1548) Hormuz campaign Muscat Gulf of Oman Malacca (1568) Malacca (1606) Cape Rachado (1606) Swally (1612) Ceylon (1612-13) Persia–Portugal war (1615-1622) Ormuz (1622) Action of one February (1625) River Duyon (1629) Goa (1638) Calicut (1752)

The Battle of Pandarane was a naval engagement between the Portuguese forces commanded by Lopo Soares de Albergaria, a famous Portuguese commander, and a large fleet of then Mamluk Sultan. The Portuguese were victorious.

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