Viceroys and Governors of Portuguese India
1505—1580.
The names of Viceroys are printed in bold face
| Dom Francisco de Almeida | 12 Sept 1505 | Killed by Kaffirs at Saldanha Bay, 1 March, 1510. |
| Affonso de Albuquerque | 4 NOV. 1509 | Died off Goa, 16 Dec. 1515. |
| Lopo Soares de Albergaria | 8 Sept. 1515 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Diogo Lopes de Segueira | 8 Sept. 1518 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Dons Duarte de Menezes | 22 Jan. 1522 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Dom Vasco da Gama | 5 Sept. 1324 | Died at Cochin, 24 Dec. 1524. |
| Dom Henrique de Menezes | 17 .Jun. 1525 | Died at Cannanore, 21 Feb. 1526. |
| Lopo Vaz de Sam Paio | Feb. 1526 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Nuno da Cunha | 18 Nov. 1529 | Died at sea on his way to Portugal. |
| Dom Garcia de Noronha | 14 Sept. 1538 | Died at Goa, 3 April, 1540. |
| Dom Estevao da Gama | 3 April 1540 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Martim Affonso de Sousa | 8 May 1542 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Dom Joao de Castro | 10 Sept. 1545 | (14 days only) Died at Goa, 6 June, 1548. |
| Garcia de Sa | 6 June 1548 | Died at Goa, 13 June, 1544. |
| Jorge Cabral | 13 June 1549 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Dom Affonso de Noronha | Nov. 1550 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Dom Pedro Mascarenhas | 23 Sept. 1554 | Died at Goa, 16 June, 1555. |
| Francisco Barreto | 16 June 1555 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Dom Constantino de Braganza | 8 Sept. 1558 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Dom Francisco de Coutinho | 7 Sett. 1561 | Died at Goa, 19 Feb. 1564. |
| Joao de Mendonca | 19 Feb. 1564 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Dom Antao de Noronha | 3 Sept. 1564 | Died at sea on his way to Portugal. |
| Dom Luis de Athaide | 10 Sept. 1568 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Dom Antonio de Noronha | 6 Sept. 1571 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Antonio Moniz Barreto | 9 Dec. 1573 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Dom Diogo de Menezes | Sept. 1576 | Returned to Portugal. |
| Dom Luis de Athaide | 31 Aug. 1578 | (second time) Died at Goa, to March, 1581. |
NOTE: Dom Francisco de Almeida Killed by Kaffirs at Saldanha Bay, 1 March 1510- Here Kaffirs means Hindu, the word used by Muhammadans adopted by Albuquerque in his Albuquerque: Rulers of India