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October 1653 and was
Governor until 12 May 1660, when he was
succeeded by
Rijckloff van Goens. His
second term
lasted from 1661 to 1663. Cahoon, Ben. "Dutch...
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settlements in
Bombay of
further apprehension from the Dutch. In 1679 when
Rijckloff van
Goens arrived at Cape Town,
while recuperating from an illness. He...
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traveled the
distance in 3
months and 4 (or 10) days,
delivering governor Rijckloff van
Goens a
stack of
letters from
which the
traveling time
could be confirmed...
-
Malabar (1658–1663) encomp****ed a
series of
military campaigns led by
Rijckloff van
Goens with the
objective of
acquiring Portuguese-controlled territories...
- the
Dutch period. The
island was
named after the
Dutch city of
Delft by
Rijckloff van Goens. He
named the
eight most
important islands after Dutch cities...
-
Rijckloff van
Goens Jr. was a
Governor of
Dutch Ceylon during its
Dutch period. He was
appointed in 1675 and was
Governor until 1680. He was succeeded...
- van Schuylenburgh, 1665. The
capture of
Cochin from the
Portuguese by
Rijckloff van
Goens in 1663.
Atlas van der Hagen, 1682. The
remains of an old ruined...
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Which then
allowed Rijckloff van
Goens to
launch a campaign, with
Mannar being one of his targets.[citation needed]
Admiral Rijckloff van
Goens arrived...
- took
place near Colombo, Ceylon, when a
force of 11
Dutch ships led by
Rijckloff van
Goens defeated 3
Portuguese galleons,
which ran
aground and were burnt...
- May 1653 12 Joan
Maetsuycker (1606–1678) 19 May 1653 4
January 1678 13
Rijckloff van
Goens (1619–1682) 4
January 1678 25
November 1681 14
Cornelis Speelman...
