Anchuthengu Fort

The fort was the East India Company's first permanent post on the Malabar Coast. In November 1693, John Brabourne was sent by the British East India Company (EIC) to Attingal, where he obtained from Rani Ashure a grant of a site for a fort on the sandy spit of Anchuthengu, together with the monopoly of the pepper trade of Attingal. The EIC commenced construction in January 1696.

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  Anchuthengu Fort ⓘ
  building in India

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Anchuthengu Fort and Lighthouse

Anjuthengu Fort

The north east view of Angengo Fort on the coast of Malabar Wellcome L0038350

Anchuthengu Fort

Anjengo Fort

Anjengo Fort and Lighthouse

Anjengo Fort

A view of Anchuthengu Fort. Anchuthengu, Kerala, India

A view of Anchuthengu Fort. Anchuthengu, Kerala, India

Anjuthengu Fort Tunnel

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
site	fort		Anchuthengu Fort	fort	Wikidata
commons	image		Anchuthengu Fort and Lighthouse		Commons
commons	image		Anjuthengu Fort		Commons
commons	image		The north east view of Angengo Fort on the coast of Malabar Wellcome L0038350		Commons
commons	image		Anchuthengu Fort		Commons
commons	image		Anjengo Fort		Commons
commons	image		Anjengo Fort and Lighthouse		Commons
commons	image		Anjengo Fort		Commons
commons	image		A view of Anchuthengu Fort. Anchuthengu, Kerala, India		Commons
commons	image		A view of Anchuthengu Fort. Anchuthengu, Kerala, India		Commons
commons	image		Anjuthengu Fort Tunnel		Commons