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Who were the first European trade with India?
the portuguese were the first to trade in India...........
Where did the portuguese trade route lead?
India
Where the Portuguese landed up to trade with India?
BENGAL
Who opened Portuguese trade routes to India?
The Portuguese nobleman and explorer, Vasco de Gama is responsible of opening the trade route between Europe and India. He reached India for the first time in 1497.
Who was the first country to establish trade relations with India?
The portuguese
What were the result of the Portuguese exploration of Africa?
The Portuguese meant to circumvent Africa to reach India. They never reached India but set up many trade forts along the way and established a trade of cloth and wheat for gold and slaves.
What is Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama famous for?
a water trade route from Europe to India by sea.
Who controlled the trade between India and Europe when the Portuguese first sailed around Africa?
At the time Vasco da Gama sailed around Africa and reached India, the Arabs controlled trade between India and Europe.
Why would Muslim Indians speak Portuguese?
The Portuguese had a longstanding interaction with the Muslim middlemen of the overland trade with India. In fact, Portuguese was one of the languages that was used in trading. The Portuguese continued their interaction with Muslim traders after they had found the sea route to India. And they colonized areas of India that encouraged the continuation of the interaction. For example, their territories of Daman and Diu, on the west coast of India, were located near the Muslim Gujarat.
When did Portuguese India end?
Portuguese India ended in 1961.
When was Portuguese India created?
Portuguese India was created in 1510.
Did vascoda gama invade India?
Vasco da Gama did not invade India in the traditional sense of military conquest. Instead, he was a Portuguese explorer who arrived on the Indian subcontinent in 1498, establishing a sea route to India. His arrival marked the beginning of Portuguese colonial influence in the region, facilitating trade and leading to the establishment of Portuguese settlements. While his voyages significantly impacted Indian trade and politics, they did not constitute an invasion.
