Where was the capital of the Estado da India located?
Goa
The Estado da India (State of India) was the Portuguese colonial administration governing their possessions and interests in the Indian Ocean.
After Afonso de Albuquerque captured Goa in 1510, Goa became the capital of the Estado da India and the seat of the Portuguese Viceroy in the East.
Lisbon was the capital of Portugal itself (not of the Indian state), while Cochin and Malacca were important Portuguese trading posts but not the administrative capital.
Hence, the capital of the Estado da India was Goa.
The Dutch lost influence in India mainly due to their defeat by which European power?
The French East India Company's main settlement in India was located at which place?
Vasco Da Gama reached Kappad near Calicut on which date to establish trade relations with Indian rulers?
Which outcome correctly reflects the impact of the Battle of Wandiwash on European rivalry in India?
Who led the Portuguese expedition that first landed in Calicut, India, in 1498?
Which of the following was a major reason for the arrival of Europeans in India?
Which one of the following provisions wasnotinvolved in the treaty of Shrirangapattana between Tipu Sultan and the British?
In the first quarter of seventeenth century, in which of the following was/were the factory/factories of the English East India Company located?
1. Broach
2. Chicacole
3. Trichinopoly
Select the correct answer using the code given below.
________ was the first European to come to India.
Arrange the following events chronologically starting from the earliest
(A) Royal charter granted to English East India Company
(B) Death of Mughal Emperor Akbar
(C) Portuguese occupation of Goa
(D) Establishment of French East India Company
(E) Establishment of The Dutch East India Company (VOC)
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
The first to start a joint stock company to trade with India were the