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Ove Gjedde's Expedition

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Gjedde completed his partially completed his mission and returned with a reasonable cargo, enough to convince the shareholders to continue the enterprise. It must also be admitted that Gjedde could hardly achieve such without the experienced Roland Crappé. Gjedde's fortress of Dansborg would become a
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Gjedde arrived at Tranquebar on 13 September 1620 and sent word to Crappé, who was at Thanjavur city, to secure the deal with Nayak Raghunatha. Weeks followed with negotiations and mutual presents, which culminated on 19 November with the signing of the treaty. Tranquebar was ceded to Denmark for two
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in July 1619 and the expedition had trouble with navigation, and as no European navigational map was brought on to the expedition. Furthermore, the majority of the crews were Dutchmen, who were discontent with the inexperienced Danish leadership. At one point, Boschouver tried to sail away, however,
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would receive the port of Trincomalee. Additionally, the Danes were granted generous commercial privileges and were free to introduce Christianity to Trincomalee. After signing the treaty, Gjedde went to Trincomalee, left some Danes, including Erik Grubbe, and sailed to Thanjavur where he had been
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trading post. The voyage proved to be a great profit for the Danes as they could load their ships with pepper. With this load, Gjedde left for Copenhagen on 13 February 2021. On his home voyage, Gjedde visited Trincomalee and saw that there had been no progress made on the fortress since he left.
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had seized, and in the initial battle, she caught fire and sank. Subsequently, Crappé and some of his men would be imprisoned by the Portuguese authorities, while many other Danes would be beheaded. However, Crappé succeeded in getting in contact with an official from the local
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where he would, on 24 Jun, start negotiations with the Raja's envoys. As a result of the changed circumstances, the negotiations did not bear fruit, and Gjedde therefore found it necessary to meet with Senerat personally.
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would follow on May 24. While meeting the Raja, Gjedde was informed that Kandy had established peace with the Portuguese three years prior, and therefore no longer felt Danish assistance necessary. However, the
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still sought to investigate the Danes in case they were able to drive out the Portuguese from the island. Subsequently, Gjedde would sail north to
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Danish routes of their expedition in Ceylon. Roland Crappé's navigations are shown in blue, while Ove Gjedde's are shown in red.
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would sail for Ceylon a couple of months before the rest of the expeditionary fleet.
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The main expedition took sail in November 1618, however, the journey to
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Gjedde continued his voyage and reached Copenhagen on 4 March 1622.
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in Ceylon in late 1619 to prepare for the arrival of Gjedde. The
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was established with the aim of starting Danish commerce in the
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Marchells Michielsz Boschouver — imperlebygger eller svindler
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he got caught and died before the expedition reached Ceylon.
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became very difficult, and they only reached Ceylon in 1620.
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years, and the Danes were allowed to fortify the village.
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to the Danes, however, a treaty confirming the matter was
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killed at least half of the crew before they reached the
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August 16, 1618 â€“ March 4, 1622
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Denmark in the Indian Ocean, 1616-1845 An Introduction
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Index

Age of Discovery

East Indies
Christian IV
Roland Crappé
Danish
Danish colonial
Indian subcontinent
Southeast Asia
Ceylon
Thanjavur
Ayutthaya
Danish East India Company
Ove Gjedde
Danish East India Company
East Indies
Coromandel Coast
Kandy
Copenhagen
Christian IV of Denmark
monopoly
Ceylon
Ove Gjedde
flagship
prizes
Kalmar War
Roland Crappé
India
Scurvy
Cape of Good Hope

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