Goan Catholic cuisine and Indo-Portuguese culinary exchange (c. 1510–1850)

1. Vasco da Gama reaches Calicut by sea

   May 20, 1498Labels: Vasco da, Calicut

   • Cambridge Core
   • History com

2. Portuguese forces conquer Goa

   Nov 25, 1510Labels: Afonso de, Goa

   • TorreTombo
   • Britannica

3. Goa becomes capital of Estado da Índia

   Jan 1, 1530Labels: Estado da, Goa

   • WorldHistEnc

4. St. Paul’s College founded in Old Goa

   Jan 1, 1542Labels: St Paul, Jesuits

   • StPaulCollege

5. European printing begins in Goa

   Jan 1, 1556Labels: Printing press, Jesuits

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   • StPaulCollege

6. Goa Inquisition is established

   Mar 2, 1560Labels: Goa Inquisition

   • Britannica
   • Britannica Q A

7. Garcia da Orta publishes Colóquios in Goa

   Apr 10, 1563Labels: Garcia da, Col quios

   • MPRL
   • Orta Col quios

8. Thomas Stephens’s Krista Purana circulates in Goa

   Jan 1, 1616Labels: Thomas Stephens, Krista Purana

   • Krista Purana

9. Konkani catechism printed at Rachol

   Jan 1, 1622Labels: Konkani catechism, Rachol press

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   • Doutrina

10. Jesuits expelled from Portuguese Empire

    Sep 3, 1759Labels: Marqu s, Jesuits

    • Britannica
    • Encyclopedia com

11. Goa Inquisition suspended under Pombaline reforms

    Jan 1, 1774Labels: Pombaline reforms, Goa Inquisition

    • Britannica
    • Britannica Q A

12. Goa Inquisition abolished

    Jan 1, 1812Labels: Goa Inquisition

    • Britannica Q A
    • Britannica