The trading post on Hirado - KONB11-ZAC-487-TAB-1-FACTORIJ-OP-FIRATO.jpg
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Nederlands: De factorij op HiradoEnglish: The trading post on Hirado
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Nederlands: De factorij op Hirado English: The trading post on Hirado |
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Nederlands: Wanneer de Nederlanders in 1609 een handelspas van de Japanse regering krijgen vestigen ze een factorij, op Hirado, een eiland ten Noordwesten van Nagasaki. Jacques Specx (1588-?) krijgt de leiding en slaagt erin goede relaties op te bouwen met de lokale autoriteiten. De Nederlanders verblijven in relatieve vrijheid op Hirado, en sommigen mengen zich met de lokale bevolking en trouwen. Echter, in 1639 beveelt de Japanse regering dat alle half-Japanse half-Nederlandse kinderen het land moeten verlaten. In 1641 moeten de Nederlanders dan ten slotte de factorij op Hirado met de grond gelijk maken en naar het kunstmatige eilandje Deshima in de baai van Nagasaki verhuizen. English: Having obtained a trade pass from the Japanese government in 1609, the Dutch established a trading post on the island of Hirado to the northwest of Nagasaki. Jacques Specx (c 1588-?) was put in charge and succeeded in establishing good relations with the local authorities. The Dutch lived in relative freedom on Hirado; some of them intermingled with the native population and got married. However, in 1639, the Japanese government ordered all half-bred children to leave the country. Finally, in 1641, the Dutch had to raze the trading post to the ground and moved to the artificial island of Deshima in the bay of Nagasaki. |
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| Date | 1832-1839 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Place of creation | Leiden/Amsterdam | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| current | 08:53, 29 July 2022 | | 750 × 575 (121 KB) | wikimediacommons>OlafJanssen | New imageꓹ uploaded with OpenRefine 3.7Snapshot (details) |
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