Site of the First Mass (reporting as source)

• Francisco Albo - a greek sailor, which was one of the 18 survivors who returned to sebastian elcano on the victoria
• Antonio Pigafetta - an Italian nobleman, cartographer, geographer, who was sent by the king of Spain to document their voyage
• As they sailed in a westerly course from the Ladrones, they saw land towards the northwest; but owing to many shallow places they did not approach it. They found out later that its name was Yunagan.
• MARCH 16, 1521 - as they sailed in a westerly course from the Ladrones, they saw land towards the northwest; but owing to many shallow places they did not approach it. They found out later that its name was Yunagan.
• Suluan - where the voyagers sailed to, and achored; was at 9 and two-thirds degree north latitude
• Gada - departing from two islands, this is where they sailed to, which they took in a supply of wood and water here
• Seilani - an inhabited island and was known to have gold
• Mazava - where the Spaniards plated a cross upon a mountain-top
• Zamal - the "Land of Hope"
• March 16, 1521 (Saturday) - they sighted a "high land" named zamla
• Islands of Saint Lazarus - Magellan named the entire Homonhon islands into this
• March 17, 1521 (sunday) - when they landed in Humulu after sighting Zamal Island,
• March 18, 1521 (monday) - when they first encounter that they had with the local natives
• The native men promised the voyagers to bring more supplies in "four days"
• Seilani - now known as island of Leyte
• Rajah Humabon - was the king of Subu
• Acquada la di bouni Segnialli - means "The Watering Place of Good Omen"
• • Humunu - now known as Homonhon Island
• March 22 (friday) - after four days, this is when the natives came back and brought supplies
• The Magellan’s expedition stayed eight days at homonhon
• March 25 - when the expedition set sail and left Homonhon Island
• Feast of the Incarnation - march 25 was significant in the church calendar
• Feast of the Incarnation - also known as the annunciation or “our lady’s day"
• March 28, 1521 - was holy thursday, when they anchored off an island where the previous night they had seen the light or a bonfire
• Rajah Kolambu - king of Mazaua
• Islands of Camotes Group

  - Poro, Pasihan, and Ponson
• April 7 - when they entered the harbor of Zubu
• March 28 - In the morning they anchored near an island where they had seen a light the night
• Boloto - small boat
• Balanghai - larger boats
• Enrique de Mallaca - interpreter of Magellan
• March 31 - when a mass was celebrated and after which a cross was venerated
• Three ports to choose from: Ceylon, Zubu, and Calagan
• Zubu - the port with the most trade
• April 1 - day when they should harvest but no work was done
• April 2-3 - the harvest was done during the next days
• April 4 - when they leave mazaua to bound to zubu