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- books?vid=ISBN7-5085-0932-3 quote "In 1518, Simao de Andrade, the brother of Fernao Peres Andrade, led another fleet of ships to Tunmen. Not long after, Simao conspired to seize Tunmen by force, and the act outraged the Chinese local government. The government declared it illegal for Chinese citizens to come into contact with Portuguese merchants and ships. Chinese warships were permitted to open fire and destroy any vessels displaying the Portuguese banner in the coastal areas. In 1521 and 1522, the Chinese navy and Portuguese fleets engaged in two battles at Tunmen Harbor and Xicao Bay . The war resulted in the Portuguese being all driven away from Guangdong.".