Mains Paper I · 1 AP Social & Cultural History · 1.12 European companies in Andhra
1.12.2 English trade in Andhra: Masulipatnam 1611, the Golden Farman and Armagaon
English trade on the east coast began when the ship Globe under Captain Hippon reached Masulipatnam in 1611; the Company fortified Armagaon in 1626, won the Golden Farman from Abdullah Qutb Shah in 1632, and in 1639 moved south to found Madras, which became its east-coast headquarters.
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Key terms
- East India Company 1600
- William Hawkins 1609
- Jahangir
- Globe
- Captain Hippon
- Peter Floris
- Masulipatnam 1611
- Petapuli
- Nizampatnam
- Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah
- Armagaon 1626
- Durgarajapatnam
- Golden Farman 1632
- Abdullah Qutb Shah
- 500 pagodas
- Francis Day
- Madras 1639
- Damarla Venkatadri
- Fort St George
- Madapollam
- calico
- chintz
- kalamkari
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