Spanish Mauritius

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Spanish Mauritius was a short-lived early 17th-century Spanish colonial possession in the Indian Ocean, occupying the island of Mauritius after its seizure from the Dutch.

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Spanish Mauritius canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Spanish overseas possession
former colony
historical polity
capital Port Louis area
climate tropical
colonialPower Spain
colonialStatus overseas territory of Spain
continent Africa
country Spanish Empire
currency Spanish real
dissolutionReason loss of control to the Dutch
weak Spanish presence on the island
economy limited agriculture
provisioning of passing ships
endTime early 17th century
era Age of Discovery
linked to: Age of Exploration

European colonisation of Africa
establishedBy Spanish colonial authorities
Spanish naval forces
establishedOnFormerTerritoryOf Dutch Republic
geographicalFeature volcanic island
governmentType colonial administration
historicalStatus disputed control between Spain and the Dutch Republic
historyNote formed after seizure of Mauritius from the Dutch
language Spanish
locatedIn Indian Ocean
Mauritius
modernLocation Republic of Mauritius
linked to: Mauritius
namedAfter Mauritius (island)
linked to: Mauritius
partOf Spanish East Indies trade network
linked to: Spanish East Indies

Spanish colonial empire in the Indian Ocean
populationCharacteristic limited permanent settlement
small European garrison
predecessor Dutch Mauritius
presentIn early 17th-century maps of the Indian Ocean
religion Roman Catholicism
sovereign Philip III of Spain
Philip IV of Spain
startTime early 17th century
strategicImportance control of Indian Ocean trade routes
waypoint between Africa and Asia
successor Dutch Mauritius
temporalExtent short-lived
usedFor naval base
stopover for Spanish shipping between Europe and Asia

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Crown of Spain hasPart Spanish Mauritius