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Jan Cornelisz Lichthart (died 30 November 1646), also known as Johan or Johannes Lichthart, was a Dutch admiral in the service of the Dutch West India Company. He distinguished himself as a buccaneer, attacking Spanish and Portuguese fleets and forts in the Caribbean and South America, particularly along the coast of present-day Brazil. In 1630, he defeated a squadron of three Dunkirker ships following a pitched eight-hour battle. He died on 30 November 1646 in Brazil, near the São Francisco River, after "drinking cold water when he was much heated."

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rdfs:label	Jan Lichthart (en) Jan Lichthart (nl) Jan Cornelisz Lichthart (pt)
rdfs:comment	Jan Cornelisz Lichthart (died 30 November 1646), also known as Johan or Johannes Lichthart, was a Dutch admiral in the service of the Dutch West India Company. He distinguished himself as a buccaneer, attacking Spanish and Portuguese fleets and forts in the Caribbean and South America, particularly along the coast of present-day Brazil. In 1630, he defeated a squadron of three Dunkirker ships following a pitched eight-hour battle. He died on 30 November 1646 in Brazil, near the São Francisco River, after "drinking cold water when he was much heated." (en) Jan Cornelisz Lichthart (gestorven 30 november 1646), ook bekend als Johan of Johannes Lichthart, was een Nederlandse admiraal in dienst van de West-Indische Compagnie. Lichthart was voornamelijk actief als kaper in het Caraïbisch gebied en Zuid-Amerika tijdens de Tachtigjarige Oorlog. Hij viel Spaanse en Portugese vloten en forten aan, vooral langs de kust van het huidige Brazilië. Ook in Europa was hij actief. In 1630 versloeg hij een eskader van drie schepen van de Duinkerker kapers, na een acht uur lange zeeslag. (nl) Jan Cornelisz Lichthart (Holanda, ? — Brasil, 30 de novembro de 1646), também conhecido erroneamente como Johan Lichthart, Jean Cornesliz Lichthardt, John Lighthart ou João Corneles Coração-Brilhante, foi um Almirante e corsário neerlandês a serviço da Companhia Holandesa das Índias Ocidentais. (pt)
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has abstract	Jan Cornelisz Lichthart (died 30 November 1646), also known as Johan or Johannes Lichthart, was a Dutch admiral in the service of the Dutch West India Company. He distinguished himself as a buccaneer, attacking Spanish and Portuguese fleets and forts in the Caribbean and South America, particularly along the coast of present-day Brazil. Lichthart, who had lived in Lisbon and spoke Portuguese, played a major part in the Dutch struggle against the Portuguese for possession of Brazil from 1630 onwards (see further Dutch Brazil). For instance, a squadron under his command conquered São Luis do Maranhão from the Portuguese in 1641. And at Tamandaré on September 9, 1645, a squadron under his command destroyed a Portuguese squadron under the command of . In 1630, he defeated a squadron of three Dunkirker ships following a pitched eight-hour battle. He died on 30 November 1646 in Brazil, near the São Francisco River, after "drinking cold water when he was much heated." (en) Jan Cornelisz Lichthart (gestorven 30 november 1646), ook bekend als Johan of Johannes Lichthart, was een Nederlandse admiraal in dienst van de West-Indische Compagnie. Lichthart was voornamelijk actief als kaper in het Caraïbisch gebied en Zuid-Amerika tijdens de Tachtigjarige Oorlog. Hij viel Spaanse en Portugese vloten en forten aan, vooral langs de kust van het huidige Brazilië. Lichthart, die in Lissabon gewoond had en Portugees sprak, speelde een belangrijke rol in de Nederlandse strijd tegen de Portugezen vanaf de jaren 1630 om de heerschappij over Brazilië (zie verder Nederlands-Brazilië). Op 26 maart 1640 kwam een Nederlandse vloot van 28 schepen onder bevel van admiraals Lichthart en Jol aan in Recife. Kort daarna vertrok Lichthart met 1300 man om São Salvador aan te vallen. Bij terugkeer in juni vertrok de gezamenlijke vloot om een Spaanse zilvervloot in de Caraïbische Zee aan te vallen. Een eskader onder zijn bevel veroverde in 1641 het fort São Luís do Maranho op de Portugezen. Ook in Europa was hij actief. In 1630 versloeg hij een eskader van drie schepen van de Duinkerker kapers, na een acht uur lange zeeslag. Hij stierf in 1646 in Brazilië, bij de São Francisco-rivier, na "het drinken van koud water toen hij het erg heet had". (nl) Jan Cornelisz Lichthart (Holanda, ? — Brasil, 30 de novembro de 1646), também conhecido erroneamente como Johan Lichthart, Jean Cornesliz Lichthardt, John Lighthart ou João Corneles Coração-Brilhante, foi um Almirante e corsário neerlandês a serviço da Companhia Holandesa das Índias Ocidentais. Distinguiu-se como mestre bucaneiro e batedor, atacando frotas espanholas e portuguesas no Caribe (Antilhas Neerlandesas) e na América do Sul, particularmente ao longo da costa do atual Brasil até chegar ao posto de Almirante durante as Guerra Luso-Holandesas no Brasil dando suporte em várias invasões. Seu nome inspirava medo e excelência nas guerras navais Luso-Holandesas contra o Exército Português. (pt)
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