Coromandel Coast

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The Coromandel Coast is a historically significant southeastern coastal region of India along the Bay of Bengal, known for its ports, maritime trade, and role in European colonial commerce.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal region
historical region
borders Bay of Bengal
climate humid
tropical
country India
exported cotton textiles
indigo
rice
spices
extendsThrough Andhra Pradesh
Tamil Nadu
faces northeast monsoon
hadTradingPostOf England
France
Netherlands
Portugal
hasCity Chennai
Cuddalore
Kakinada
Mahabalipuram
Nagapattinam
Puducherry
hasLandmark Mahabalipuram
surface form: Mahabalipuram shore temples

Pulicat
surface form: Pulicat Lake
hasMajorPort Chennai
Cuddalore
Karaikal
Kakinada
surface form: Masulipatnam

Nagapattinam
Puducherry
Pulicat
Sadras
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historicalEra early modern period
medieval period
historicallyInhabitedBy Tamil people
Dravidian peoples
surface form: Telugu people
knownFor European colonial commerce
historical ports
maritime trade
rice cultivation
spice trade
temple towns
textile trade
languageRegion Tamil
Telugu
locatedIn South India
southeastern India
partOf South Asia
surface form: Indian subcontinent
wasImportantTo British East India Company
Dutch East India Company
French colonial empire
Portuguese Empire

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Negapatam locatedOn Coromandel Coast
Ennore locatedOn Coromandel Coast
Bheemunipatnam coast Coromandel Coast
Fort Geldria locatedOn Coromandel Coast
Fort Vijf Sinnen locatedOn Coromandel Coast