Fort St. David

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Fort St. David was a key British East India Company stronghold on the Coromandel Coast of India that played a significant role in 18th-century Anglo-French colonial conflicts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British East India Company fort
colonial stronghold
fort
associatedWith Fort St. George
Madras Presidency
builtBy British East India Company
conflict Anglo-French rivalry in India
controlledBy British East India Company
French East India Company
Kingdom of France
Kingdom of Great Britain
country India
currentCondition ruins
era British colonial era in India
garrisonedBy British troops
East India Company sepoys
geographicCoordinateSystem Earth
heritageStatus historical site
historicalRole base for British military operations in the Carnatic
key British stronghold against French expansion on the Coromandel Coast
involvedIn colonial competition between Britain and France in India
locatedIn Tamil Nadu
locatedInDistrict Cuddalore district
linked to: Cuddalore
locatedNear Cuddalore
Fort St. George
Porto Novo
locatedOn Coromandel Coast
nearbyWaterBody Bay of Bengal
opposedBy French colonial forces
partOf British colonial possessions in India
British sphere of influence on the Coromandel Coast
region South India
significantEvent Anglo-French colonial conflicts in India
Carnatic Wars
Second Carnatic War
significantPeriod 18th century
strategicImportance control of Coromandel Coast trade routes
protection of British commercial interests in South India
usedFor administrative center
military defense
trade protection

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