Raphael Dí Maria

Raphael Dí Maria (Spanish: Rafael Dí Maria;May 1592 – 29 October 1646) was a Spanish explorer, navigator, and colonizer. Dí Maria discovered the Danian Continent during one of his explorations. Dí Maria was traveling with his crew from the Philippines to South America. He founded a settlement named Persóm.
After he founded Persóm Dí Maria stayed on the Danian Island for about five years before he decided to go to Spain and show his foundings. He left some of his crew behind and sailed away. During the trip Dí Maria found another new land. He settled on Grumpy Island and did some reachers there. Dí Maria and his crew stayed not for long and traveled back to Spain.
After staying in Spain for about six years, Dí Maria returned to Persóm. Dí Maria had an important role in the exploration of the Dan river. Dí Maria died in 1646 because of an infection. His remains are kept in the Museo de Antigüedades in Persom, Dania.
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