Henry Hudson(English: Henry Hudson, the second half of the 16th century - about 1611)britainGo!ExploreAndNavigator, to searchNorthwest PassageAnd famous.Henry was only a rating for the first half of his life until he was employed in 1607britainExplore the Moscow Company ofNorthwest PassageHe failed to bring any real economic benefits to Britain after two long trips, and was dismissed by the Moscow Company.
Later, he was employed byNetherlandsEast India CompanyFinally, he paid back his third trip without success, and was even morebritainDetention.Later, he was employed by the Moscow Company andEast India Company, although this exploration still failed to get throughNorthwest Passage, but successfully exploredCanadaPart of the place,hudson bay , Hudson CountyHudson StraitandHudson RiverIt was named after Henry Hudson.However, during this voyage, Henry was betrayed by the crew and eventually exiled toNorth AmericaThe whereabouts of the sea area are unknown.
The date of Henry Hudson's birth and his early life are still unclear.Some sources point out that Hudson was born around 1565, while others believe it was around 1570.otherhistorianFor example, Mancall said that "Hudson may have been born in the 1560s", while Pennington did not give a specific time.historianIt is believed that Hudson once worked at sea for a period of time. At first, he was a cabin attendant, and later gradually becamecaptain。
Hudson, 10 male sailors and a boy sailed the 80 ton Hopewell on May 1.They arrived on June 13GreenlandThe east bank didn't sail until the 22nd.They observed the "New World" on the 27th“(Spitsbergen)On July 13, Hudson and his crew thought that they had sailed to 80 ° 23 'north latitude, but in fact they were more likely to reach 79 ° 23' north latitude.They entered the area called Krossfjorden and Coons Fjord in Hudson the next day, and named its northwest end Collins Cape after the deck captain (William Collins).They continued to move northward in the next two days, and reached the north of Hakrit Cape (79 ° 49 'N) on the 16th, but they mistakenly thought they saw the land at 82 ° N(Svalbard Archipelago The northernmost point is 80 ° 49 'north latitude), so they actually moved eastward at that time.Because the northern coast was surrounded by drift ice, they were forced to return to the south.The expedition returned on September 15the ThamesTilbury on the shore.
manywriterThe wrong record says that Hudson found a large number ofwhaleAs a result, several countries sent whaling ships to Spitsbergen.Although he did see a lot during the voyagewhaleHowever, his report did not lead to the emergence of whaling commercial trade, but Jonas Poole's exploration in 1610 led tobritainEstablish whaling base, Nicholas Woodcock and Willem CorneliszVan Muyden's expedition in 1612 contributed toNetherlands、FranceandSpainDevelop commercial whaling.
Moscow CompanyIn 1608, Hudson was sent to look for the arrivalIndiaThis time, the route near the north of Norway is used instead of the northern route.They left in AprilLondon, the ship arrived in JulyXindi Island, but because the sea ice could not be destroyed, Hudson had to return and return in late Augustbritain。
Dispute over the discovery of Jan Mayen Island
According to the merchantThomas EzheIn 1608, Hudson discovered an island at 71 ° north latitude and named it Hudson's Touches.However, it was only possible that he had passed near it in 1607 (if he had made an illogical detour), and Hudson did not mention it in his diary.There is no map to prove the discovery.Jonas Poole andRobert FusebyIn 1611 and 1615, respectivelyGreenlandThe East Bank is exploring, and both of them have Hudson's diary, but there is no information about Jan Mayen Island.Robert Fuseby actually discovered Jan Mayen Island, thought it was a new discovery, and named it Sir Thomas Smith Island.
Navigation in 1609
Netherlands East India CompanyIn 1609, he chose to hire Hudson to find the Eastern PassageAsia。He was asked to crossRussiaNorthernarctic ocean, enterthe pacific ocean, and arrivefar east。Hudson left on April 4Amsterdam, drivingNetherlandsCommand shipSemilunar。He was unable to complete the designated route because the sea ice blocked the route, so he stopped the ship atNorwayNorth Pointeast.Under his direction, the ship moved westward, trying to find the channel from this direction to advance.
Hudson's Navigation Routes in North America
Henry Hudson and his crew are listening to the explorers in Jameston ColonyJohn Smith(John Smith) andFranceExplorer Sam de Champlain discovers thatthe pacific oceanAnd tried to pass throughNorth AmericaTo the north to find the western channel.They arrive in July the next yearNewfoundlandNewfoundland in the southGrand shoalAnd then landed near LaHave in Nova Scotia in mid July.They met hereIndian, they will work withFrancePeople trade and are willing to tradebeaverBut Hudson apparently didn't trade with them.Their ship stayed here for about 10 days to replace the broken mast and catch fish.More than a dozen people on the ship used it on July 25MusketAnd small cannons to attack the villages near the ship.They took away some Indians and robbed Indian ships and other property (possibly furs and trade goods).
Hudson arrived on August 4Cape CodAnd sailed south toChesapeake BayEntrance to.But Hudson did not enter Chesapeake Bay, but found it south along the coastDelaware Bay (Delaware Bay)。He arrived at the mouth of a river on September 3, which was originally called the North River or Mauritius.He is not the first person to discover this estuary, becauseGiovanni da Verrazzano This place was discovered in 1524.
John Colman, the crew member of the expedition, was shot in the neck and died on September 6, 1609 because of a conflict with the Indians.Hudson arrived on September 11, 1609Upper New York Bay。Hudson was named after him the next dayHudson River Explore nearby.The exploration team stopped at the river bank in the next 10 days and arrived at the presentNew YorkcapitalAlbanyLocation of.
He decided to return to Europe on September 23.He arrived on November 7britainDartmouthBut was detained there by the authorities becausebritainThe government wants himLogbook。Then he managed to get throughNetherlandsThe ambassador to Britain sent his report backAmsterdam。
1610-1611
Hudson successfully obtainedbritainTo start another journey.The fund is from Virginia and BritainEast India Company。This time Hudson arrived on May 11 with his new ship DiscoveryIcelandAnd then arrived on June 4GreenlandSouth, then around the south of Greenland.
Hudson was very excited about the discovery of the Northwest Passage through the mainland.The expedition arrived on June 25thLabradorNorthernmostHudson StraitAnd then on August 2, through the southern part of the straithudson bay 。Hudson spent months exploring its eastern coast and mapping it.But Hudson and his crew didn't find the wayAsiaThe channel of.However, the expedition team was trapped by ice floes in NovemberJames BayIn James Bay, the crew was forced to go ashore to spend the winter.
Crew mutiny
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John Collier depicts the scene of Hudson being betrayed
The ice floe gradually dissipated in the spring of 1611. Hudson planned to continue exploring the area, but his crew wanted to return home.
Crew launched in June 1611MutinyIt was initiated by Hudson's friends Robert Jue and Henry Green.They exiled Hudson, his teenage son John and six sick crew members on a small boat to effectively control them.According to Prickett's diary, the mutinous crew provided gunpowder, some spears, iron pots, other sundries and clothes.However, Prickett knew that he and other rebels wouldbritainstand trial.Although the small boat could catch up with Discovery for some time, Discovery finally shook off the boat.No one has ever seen Hudson again, and his final fate is unknown.However, according to speculation, Hudson was eventually killed by his crew.
Only 8 of the 13 mutinous sailors returned to Europe smoothly. Although they were arrested, no one was punished for mutiny and killing Hudson.There is a theory that because they have been to the new world, they are regarded as valuable sources of information.Perhaps for this reason, although they were charged with intentional murder, they were still acquitted.