Fort Vijf Sinnen

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Fort Vijf Sinnen was a Dutch colonial fort on the Coromandel Coast of India that served as a strategic trading and military outpost of the Dutch East India Company.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dutch East India Company fort
colonial fort
affiliation Dutch East India Company
associatedWith Dutch colonialism in India
European competition for trade on the Coromandel Coast
category Batavia Castle
surface form: Dutch East India Company buildings

Dutch forts in India
Forts on the Coromandel Coast
continent Asia
country Dutch Republic
governedBy VOC officials
hasFeature defensive walls
fortified structures
military garrison
warehouses for trade goods
hasFunction military outpost
trading post
hasLanguageOfAdministration Dutch
hasNameInLanguage Vijf Sinnen
historicalPeriod age of European colonial expansion
early modern period
locatedIn India
South India
locatedOn Coromandel Coast
militaryRole base for Dutch military operations on the Coromandel Coast
nameLanguage Dutch
operator Dutch East India Company
partOf Dutch colonial empire
Dutch trading network in Asia
regionServed Bay of Bengal trade network
strategicImportance control of maritime trade on the Coromandel Coast
protection of Dutch shipping routes in the Bay of Bengal
tradeGoods other commodities from the Coromandel Coast
spices
textiles
usedBy Dutch merchants
Dutch soldiers
usedFor defense
military purposes
protection of Dutch trading interests
trade

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Dutch Coromandel hadFort Fort Vijf Sinnen