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1. Spices were highly valuable commodities in medieval Europe due to their scarcity and difficulty to obtain, fueling myths about their origins. 2. European powers including Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands, and England competed to monopolize the lucrative spice trade, carving up territories through agreements like the Treaty of Tordesillas. 3. The Dutch eventually came to dominate the 17th century spice trade world through controlling key ports and islands that produced spices, such as capturing Malacca and the Moluccas from the Portuguese and British.

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Welcome to Indonesian Cullinary ASEAN SPICE IN EUROPE [ ]
Indonesian Culinary Asean Spice in EUROPE Ancient Roman times - widely known, direct access, the prestigious but not sacred Dark Ages - direct access cut off, the trade controlled by foreigners (Arabs), a rare, expensive and full of mysticism Abad Browsing & Imperialism retrieval source spices, bring prosperity back to Europe, commodities belle competition monopoly source of spices, massive trade - Modern Age began to lose its charm in the fields of trade, pharmaceuticals and even culinary “
• Community medieval Europe used to consume food that is bad because of the low standard of living in that day. There is a need for improving the taste of food to disguise the salty taste of salt and flavor of meat has long / rot. Pepper, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon is the solution and to be excellent trade. • The herb is also used for the purpose: to call on God and cast out demons, heal disease / repel outbreaks, increase sexual arousal. Motivation Browsing Early Ages Indonesian Culinary
Spices are a valuable commodity because of the scarcity and high degree of difficulty to obtain - give birth to myths about heaven. Very few Europeans who've actually visited Indies (ex. Marco Polo) and look straight spice plants. But the testimony of Marco Polo spice island is not trusted because it is too ordinary / not fantastic. Accurate information about the origin of spices the secret of a specific community or recounted with a colorful tone and improvisation - unbelievable as it nears the picture of heaven. The search for a catalyst spices exploration and European colonization in Asia and America. Spices indirectly reconstruct the world in the Middle Ages. Indonesian Culinary
“Could not find the spice island, "lost" to the US The discovery of America later on introducing a new spice in the world: vanilla, pepper Jamaica (pimenta), and chili Columbus
“find the path of the spice trade in the island of Malabar, India (1498) Vasco Da Gama
“Looking for a new route to the Moluccas, the first European to circumnavigate the world Magellan
• European imperialism in Asia is built on the basis of a search of cinnamon, cloves, pepper, nutmeg and mace. • Motivation to monopolize the spice trade. Competing among Europeans (Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch, English) Treaty of Tordesillas (1494): an agreement between Spanish and Portuguese divide the earth into 2 - Portuguese colony on the east side, Spanish on the west side. The lines of demarcation: the Cape Verde Islands • Malacca as a meeting point through which all spices from the East claimed by the Portuguese. The Portuguese also claimed the Maluku Islands; producer of cloves, nutmeg and mace. • Spain claimed behind the Maluku Islands, after the success of the Magellan expedition reached the Moluccas on the western route (1522). Through the agreement Zaragoza (1529), the Maluku Islands are returned to Portugal with the compensation amount of money. Spice & European Imperialism
Indonesian Culinary Spice and European Imperialism In 1599, the first Dutch ship came to the Moluccas In 1601, the first British ship also got Maluku In 1605, Ternate escape from the Portuguese to the Dutch (VOC). Tragedy Amboyna (February 16, 1623): the arrest and murder of British merchants by Dutch troops in Maluku “
Indonesian Culinary Spice and European Imperialism Malacca fell to the Dutch in 1641 Malabar fell to the Netherlands in 1663 Treaty of Breda (1667): British relinquished claims to the Moluccas, exchanged for recognition of New Amsterdam (New York) deprived of the Netherlands Mid 17th century, the spice trade world is ruled by the Dutch (VOC). “

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Asian spice in europe

  • 2. Indonesian Culinary Asean Spice in EUROPE Ancient Roman times - widely known, direct access, the prestigious but not sacred Dark Ages - direct access cut off, the trade controlled by foreigners (Arabs), a rare, expensive and full of mysticism Abad Browsing & Imperialism retrieval source spices, bring prosperity back to Europe, commodities belle competition monopoly source of spices, massive trade - Modern Age began to lose its charm in the fields of trade, pharmaceuticals and even culinary “
  • 3. • Community medieval Europe used to consume food that is bad because of the low standard of living in that day. There is a need for improving the taste of food to disguise the salty taste of salt and flavor of meat has long / rot. Pepper, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, cinnamon is the solution and to be excellent trade. • The herb is also used for the purpose: to call on God and cast out demons, heal disease / repel outbreaks, increase sexual arousal. Motivation Browsing Early Ages Indonesian Culinary
  • 4. Spices are a valuable commodity because of the scarcity and high degree of difficulty to obtain - give birth to myths about heaven. Very few Europeans who've actually visited Indies (ex. Marco Polo) and look straight spice plants. But the testimony of Marco Polo spice island is not trusted because it is too ordinary / not fantastic. Accurate information about the origin of spices the secret of a specific community or recounted with a colorful tone and improvisation - unbelievable as it nears the picture of heaven. The search for a catalyst spices exploration and European colonization in Asia and America. Spices indirectly reconstruct the world in the Middle Ages. Indonesian Culinary
  • 5. “Could not find the spice island, "lost" to the US The discovery of America later on introducing a new spice in the world: vanilla, pepper Jamaica (pimenta), and chili Columbus
  • 6. “find the path of the spice trade in the island of Malabar, India (1498) Vasco Da Gama
  • 7. “Looking for a new route to the Moluccas, the first European to circumnavigate the world Magellan
  • 8. • European imperialism in Asia is built on the basis of a search of cinnamon, cloves, pepper, nutmeg and mace. • Motivation to monopolize the spice trade. Competing among Europeans (Portuguese, Spanish, Dutch, English) Treaty of Tordesillas (1494): an agreement between Spanish and Portuguese divide the earth into 2 - Portuguese colony on the east side, Spanish on the west side. The lines of demarcation: the Cape Verde Islands • Malacca as a meeting point through which all spices from the East claimed by the Portuguese. The Portuguese also claimed the Maluku Islands; producer of cloves, nutmeg and mace. • Spain claimed behind the Maluku Islands, after the success of the Magellan expedition reached the Moluccas on the western route (1522). Through the agreement Zaragoza (1529), the Maluku Islands are returned to Portugal with the compensation amount of money. Spice & European Imperialism
  • 9. Indonesian Culinary Spice and European Imperialism In 1599, the first Dutch ship came to the Moluccas In 1601, the first British ship also got Maluku In 1605, Ternate escape from the Portuguese to the Dutch (VOC). Tragedy Amboyna (February 16, 1623): the arrest and murder of British merchants by Dutch troops in Maluku “
  • 10. Indonesian Culinary Spice and European Imperialism Malacca fell to the Dutch in 1641 Malabar fell to the Netherlands in 1663 Treaty of Breda (1667): British relinquished claims to the Moluccas, exchanged for recognition of New Amsterdam (New York) deprived of the Netherlands Mid 17th century, the spice trade world is ruled by the Dutch (VOC). “