Seychelles - fragments of three continents

Seychelles are open by Portuguese at the beginning of the XVI century. The first colonium was founded by the French here, the British came to replace them. For a long time, Seychelles were a pirate paradise, and so far the treasures are looking for reasonable treasures of the famous Pirate of La-Busse, as if buried on one of the islands. Then the Europeans are referenced here the recalcitrant vassals - they lived here and the leader of the African tribe with the state of sorcerers, who laid the traditions of local black magic, and the Malay Sultan with four wives, who took the French melody from Seychelus, who had become a hymn of Malaysia. And some of the islands served as a refuge - here, according to legend, the son of the King of Louis XVI was executed by the Jacobinians. Gradually, in Seychelles, a single people were formed, in which Europeans, Africans, immigrants from India, Arabia and China, were placed, and Pirate"s paradise became tourist. And now the island is famous by the beaches and the largest walnut on the ground - 20-kilogram "sea coconut", whose fruits have a very spicy shape