Panama

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Panama
General information
Continent	North America
Points of interest	Fort Alvo Grande
Notable inhabitants	Chaves Brothers
Societal
Population	Portuguese colonists
Affiliation	Kingdom of Portugal
Behind the scenes
First appearance	The Legend of Jack Sparrow
Latest appearance	The Legend of Jack Sparrow

"Coming up on Panama, Captain Jack Sparrow."
"Sure we are, mate. What's your problem with Panama? Lovely country. Excellent rum."
"Not my problem. His. The Shadow Lord's. Hates Panama. Did terrible things here. Old grudges. But new victims."

―Alex and Jack Sparrow

Panama was a colony of Portugal in Central America.

History

"They say Henri Morgan robbed a Spanish monastery of a gold cross and a chalice. The monastery was located somewhere on the coast of Panama."

―Christophe-Julien de Rapièr to Jack Sparrow

In 1671, the notorious English privateer Henry Morgan sacked Panama City, which yielded untold treasures of gold, silver, and jewels. When Morgan became the "Shadow Lord" in a quest to eliminate the Pirate Lords of the Brethren Court, he sent a Shadow Army to wreak havoc and destruction on a city in Panama. Shortly after the attack, the agents of the East India Trading Company examined the ruins and sent their report to Lord Benedict Huntington, the EITC Manager of Hong Kong.

At some point prior to Jack Sparrow's teenage adventures, the pirate captain named Stone-Eyed Sam was known as the scourge of Panama. Panama was the location of Fort Alvo Grande, where Jack Sparrow and Will Turner raided in an attempt to discover the Skull Of Teoxuacata. They were captured by the Portuguese Army, but eventually escaped the Chaves Brothers with the help of Elizabeth Swann.

Behind the scenes

• Panama was first mentioned in the 1974 book Walt Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Story of the Robust Adventure in Disneyland and Walt Disney World. The 2006 video game Pirates of the Caribbean: The Legend of Jack Sparrow featured the first appearance of Panama, identified by name only through the game's map. Panama was also identified in Rob Kidd's books, mentioned in Jack Sparrow: The Coming Storm and appeared in Legends of the Brethren Court: The Caribbean.

Appearances

• Jack Sparrow: The Coming Storm (Mentioned only)
• The Price of Freedom (Mentioned only)
• Legends of the Brethren Court: The Caribbean
• Legends of the Brethren Court: Day of the Shadow (Mentioned only)
• Pirates of the Caribbean: The Legend of Jack Sparrow (First appearance)

Sources

• Walt Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Story of the Robust Adventure in Disneyland and Walt Disney World

External links

• Panama on Wikipedia

Notes and references

Locations in Pirates of the Caribbean
Africa Barbary Coast – Calabar – Egypt – Kerma – Slave Coast – Tripoli The Americas Boston – Florida – Louisiana – Mexico – New Orleans – North Carolina Panama – Peru – Savannah – Virginia – Yucatán Peninsula Asia Bombay – China – Hong Kong – India – Nippon – Shanghai – Singapore The Bahamas Andros – Nassau – New Avalon – New Providence The Caribbean Antigua – Black rock island – Cuba – Devil's Triangle – Dominica – Guadeloupe – Hangman's Bay – Hispaniola Ile d'Etable de Porc – Isla De La Avaricia – Isla Cruces – Isla de Muerta – Isla de Pelegostos Martinique – Padres Del Fuego – Port Royal – Poseidon's Tomb Puerto Rico – Saint Martin – San Silvestre –Shipwreck Island – St. Lucia – Tortuga – Unnamed Island Europe Barcelona – Cádiz – France – Gibraltar – Great Britain – Holland London – Marseille – Paris – Portugal – Scotland – Seville – Spain – Other locations Davy Jones' Locker – Farthest Gate – Ice Passage – Isla Sirena
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