Danish East India Company

E652020

The Danish East India Company was a Danish chartered trading company that operated from the 17th to the 19th century, establishing colonies and trading posts in India and Southeast Asia to participate in the lucrative spice and textile trades.

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instanceOf chartered company
charterGranted 1616
competedWith Dutch East India Company NERFINISHED
English East India Company NERFINISHED
French East India Company NERFINISHED
continentOfOperation Asia NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Denmark–Norway NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Denmark NERFINISHED
dissolved 1729
era Age of Exploration
surface form: Age of Discovery

Age of Sail
flagCountry Denmark NERFINISHED
grantedBy Christian IV of Denmark NERFINISHED
hadMonopolyOn Danish trade east of the Cape of Good Hope
hasColony Serampore NERFINISHED
Tranquebar NERFINISHED
hasTradingPost Nicobar Islands NERFINISHED
Serampore NERFINISHED
Tharangambadi NERFINISHED
Tranquebar NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Copenhagen NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod 17th century
18th century
inception 1616
involvedIn Atlantic triangular trade NERFINISHED
legalForm joint-stock company
linkedTo Danish West India Company NERFINISHED
mainActivity maritime trade
spice trade
textile trade
operatedIn Bay of Bengal NERFINISHED
Coromandel Coast NERFINISHED
Indian subcontinent NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
ownedBy Danish crown NERFINISHED
private shareholders
partOf Danish colonial empire NERFINISHED
reestablishedAs Asiatic Company NERFINISHED
successor Asiatic Company NERFINISHED
tradedIn coffee
cotton textiles
indigo
pepper
porcelain
silk
spices
tea
usedCurrency rigsdaler

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Fort Dansborg occupant Danish East India Company