Portugisiska Indien
tidigare portugisiska besittningar i Södra Asien mellan 1505 och 1961
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Portuguese India refers to the Portuguese colonial territories in South Asia that were under Portuguese rule from 1505 to 1961. These colonies represented over four centuries of Portuguese presence in the Indian Ocean region.
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Key facts
- Common languages
- Bengali European Portuguese Gujarati Indo-Portuguese Kannada Konkani Malayalam Marathi Tamil
- Religion
- Official :, Roman Catholicism , Major :, Hinduism , Islam , Minor :, Zoroastrianism , Judaism , Protestantism
- 1505 1521
- Manuel I of Portugal
- 1958 1961
- Américo Tomás
- 1505 1509
- Francisco de Almeida (first)
- Historical era
- Imperialism
- Establishment
- 15 August 1505
- Indian annexation
- 19 December 1961
- Total
- 4,305 km (1,662 sq mi)
- Currency
- Portuguese Indian rupia (INPR) Portuguese Indian escudo (INPES)
- Status
- State of Portugal (1505–1946), Overseas province of Portugal (1946–1961)
- Capital
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Portugisiska Indien (portugisiska: Índia Portuguesa) eller Staten Indien (portugisiska: Índia Portuguesa) alternativt Portugisiska staten Indien (portugisiska: Estado Português da Índia) var summan av Portugals besittningar i Indien. Sjöfararen Vasco da Gama kallades år 1497 till kungens palats i Montemor-o-Novo, där han ombads avlägga trohetsed till den portugisiska kronan, och efter avlagd ed handelsmonopol på Indien, och kungen sände ut Vasco da Gama på ytterligare en resa till Indien.
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