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Osoet Pegua

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25: 263:. During this period, South East Asia had a small merchant class, and trade was often left to women, as it was regarded as a part of domestic household duties. Most of the international trade in the region took place between foreign tradesmen and the local rulers, and the foreign tradesmen often conducted temporary marriages with local businesswomen, who acted as the agents between the foreign tradesmen and the ruler. 266:
Osoet Pegua was one of the most famous of these women, and became well known in Thailand as an example of a female business agent, and as an independent woman. She conducted temporary marriages with several of the officials of the
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and the Netherlands, effectively controlling the trade between the two nations. Between 1638 and 1642, she was briefly married to
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in the mid-17th century, during which she had a very influential position and enjoyed a
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260: 235:; 1615 – 1658), was a Thai businesswoman. She acted as the business agent between the 340: 217: 272: 326: 315:. Center for Southeast Asian Studies, University of Hawaiʻi. pp. 195–214. 256: 244: 87:
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Knowledge (XXG):Translation
Ayutthaya
Ayutthaya Kingdom
Businesswoman
Jeremias van Vliet
Thai
RTGS
Ayutthaya Kingdom
Dutch East India Company
de facto
Mon people
Thai royal court
Dutch East India Company
Prasat Thong
Jeremias van Vliet
Dutch East India Company
governor of Dutch Malacca
Women in World History: v. 1: Readings from Prehistory to 1500
Dhiravat na Pombejra
The Life and Times of Osoet Pegua
Categories
1615 births
1658 deaths

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