Batavia
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Batavia was the principal colonial capital of the Dutch East Indies, located on the site of present-day Jakarta in Indonesia.
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Statements (49)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
colonial city
→
former capital city → |
| architectureStyle |
Dutch colonial architecture
→
|
| capitalOf |
Dutch East Indies
→
|
| colonialPower |
Dutch Republic
→
Netherlands → |
| continent |
Asia
→
|
| country |
Dutch East Indies
→
|
| economicRole |
center of spice trade
→
entrepôt for Asian-European trade → |
| foundedBy |
Dutch East India Company
→
VOC → |
| function |
administrative center of Dutch East Indies
→
commercial hub of Dutch East Indies → |
| geographicFeature |
coastal city
→
|
| governedBy |
Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies
→
|
| harborType |
natural harbor
→
|
| hasEthnicCommunities |
Arab community
→
Chinese community → Dutch colonists → Indian community → Indigenous Javanese → |
| historicalEra |
Age of Colonialism
→
Dutch colonial period in Indonesia → |
| languageUsed |
Dutch
→
Malay → |
| laterKnownAs |
Jakarta
→
|
| locatedIn |
Indonesia
→
Java → |
| locatedOn |
north coast of Java
→
|
| locatedOnSiteOf |
Jakarta
→
|
| namedAfter |
Batavi tribe
→
Batavia (Latin name for part of the Netherlands) → |
| partOf |
Dutch East Indies administrative structure
→
Dutch colonial empire → |
| portType |
major port city
→
|
| presentDayCountry |
Indonesia
→
|
| presentDayLocation |
Jakarta
→
|
| principalColonialCapitalOf |
Dutch East Indies
→
|
| region |
Southeast Asia
→
|
| regionNow |
Special Capital Region of Jakarta
→
|
| roleInEmpire |
administrative capital of Dutch colonial empire in the East
→
|
| strategicImportance |
center of Dutch colonial administration in Asia
→
control of trade routes between Europe and Asia → |
| successor |
Jakarta
→
|
| urbanFeature |
canal system
→
walled city → |
| usedAs |
VOC headquarters in Asia
→
trading hub for spice trade → |