Pirates of The Caribbean: History, Legend, or Myth?

And what about the movie Pirates of the Caribbean? Upon hearing these words the people will surely refer to the film, played by Johnny Depp. In this movie Johnny plays a pirate who rely on the brain than in muscle strength. And because of the expertise of Johnny Depp, the film is not boring to watch. However, Pirate Of Caribbean whether it actually exists in reality?

According to history, at first when I was sailing in the Caribbean era that many pirates who controlled the waters in the Caribbean region. So it is not surprising at that time a lot of pirates plundering merchant ships passing through the area to look for treasure ships carried the trade. Sometimes they did not hesitate to sink the merchant ship that had their plow. Of course, this resulted in great losses to the merchant ship’s owners. It can be found in several British trade documents.

It was the golden age of pirates, due to the many pirates that their activities. Most of the pirates are using the “jolly roger”. Jolly Roger is the name for the flag used by the pirates this. Usually use a black cloth with a picture of a skull, but sometimes wear a red cloth. After plowing is usually the pirates bury their treasure in the sand or stored in a secret room. Their aim store their treasures in the hope of spoils can be taken by them one day or for their offspring. So no wonder there is a treasure box in various corners of the Caribbean. Age is also a lot of pirates competing against each other to expand his realm. This is depicted in the movie Pirates of the Caribbean.  Or they looted treasure that belongs to another pirate.
At this age there is also a legend of Davy Jones. Davy Jones is a pirate who was cursed by the gods so that the watchman had deceived the god of the ocean because the ocean and ultimately served to sink the ships that sail the moment. So there is a myth Davy Jones’s Locker, a place where Davy Jones’ ship that sunk.

Now depending on you to address the things about Pirates of the Caribbean and the Caribbean became a treasure trove of historical fact, legend, or myth.