Pirates: Chinese v Spanish. Chinese defeat Europeans and Spanish defeat Asians ( Dutch Japanese )

[ButlerKing]

As a matter of fact Spanish Armada had no match during a big period of time until its decline after failing to invade england, and not totally due to british superiority, bad weather conditions here the key for british not to get invaded and held their ground to Armanda Invendible.

So the answer is: The Spanish Armada could kick any pirate arse.

But the dutch defeated the Spanish Armana and took Taiwan colony away from Spain and yet they were defeated by Chinese pirates repeatedly. But than Spain did colonize the dutch for a very long time

[B01AB20]

But the dutch defeated the Spanish Armana and took Taiwan colony away from Spain and yet they were defeated by Chinese pirates repeatedly. But than Spain did colonize the dutch for a very long time

a little exaggerated, we only shared the same fucking king, the typical dynastic shit of those times.

[Cristiano viejo]

At no point did the invading Islamic armies exceed 60,000 men.[6] However, those armies established an Islamic rule that would last 300 years in much of the Iberian Peninsula and 781 years in Granada.

True, but what matters is the final. Berbers lost.

Anyway I'm talking about a war in the sea. The Spanish navies were the most powerful in the world during the 1600's.

The Chinese pirates were also the strongest in Asia and possibly the world. They ravaged Southern China and Southeast Asia for hundreds of years despite being under the Qing Chinese Manchurians, Sultans or european empires protections

With total honesty, those Chinese pirates not should have been rival for the Spanish armada.

As a matter of fact Spanish Armada had no match during a big period of time until its decline after failing to invade england, and not totally due to british superiority, bad weather conditions here the key for british not to get invaded and held their ground to Armanda Invendible.

So the answer is: The Spanish Armada could kick any pirate arse.

The failure of the invasion of England was only a chapter of a war that Spain ended up winning.
And of course, did not mean the decline of the Spanish armada. On the contrary. The Spanish domain lasted until the XVIII century:

El resultado para España fue mucho más positivo. Fue la principal potencia europea en el siglo XVII, hasta que las derrotas contra Francia en la Guerra de los Treinta Años y el ascenso del poderío naval holandés acabaron reduciéndola a una potencia más.

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerra_...cuerdos_de_paz

La derrota británica en América y en especial en Cartagena de Indias aseguró la preponderancia española en el Atlántico hasta finales del siglo XVIII

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guerra_...#Consecuencias

[ButlerKing]

a little exaggerated, we only shared the same fucking king, the typical dynastic shit of those times.

But than why does it say a spanish colony? if it's under a spanish than it's spanish rule

[B01AB20]

But than why does it say a spanish colony? if it's under a spanish than it's spanish rule

Ok then, the dutch were colonized by spain like the inca empire or the tainos were.