The Historical Background
Sweden and the City of Gothenburg

• HOME
• The story of a Ship
• THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
  Sweden and the City of Gothenburg
  • The Swedish East India Company 1731-1813
  • China and Sweden Through a Thousand Year
  • The City of Gothenburg
  • The Historical Background
  • Original Charter of 1731
  • SOIC Ships and voyages
  • F H af Chapman's Collection of Chinese Perl River Vessels
    • Perl River Vessels
    • 1. Junks
    • 2. Sampans
  • The Scots
  • Visit to Gothenburg 1812
• THE HISTORICAL GOTHEBORG SHIP, lost 1745
  • The last voyage of the Gotheborg
  • THE CREW
  • THE CARGO
  • FOOD ON BOARD
  • THE DRINKS
  • THE SILVER
  • THE ARMAMENT
  • SJÖFÖRKLARING
  • Units and Measurements
• RESEARCH AND EXCAVATIONS
  of the historical Gotheborg Ship, lost 1745
  • Early Research and Bibliography
  • Bourn, Lampa and Kjellberg excavation
  • Keiller and Lyon Excavation
  • Wästfelt Excavation
  • Anders Wästfelt: Public Events
  • Berit Wästfelt: The Porcelain Cargo
  • Pictures from the Wästfelt Excavation Period
  • Archives and Museums
  • Concurrent Projects in 1989
  • Hiorten
  • Baghlah
• THE GOTHEBORG III PROJECT
  Shipyard, Rebuilding and to China and Back
  • 1. Beginnings
  • 2. Chronology 1980-2007
  • 3. Early Organization
    • The first steps
    • The Organization
    • The 'Friends'
    • The Management Group
    • The Foundation
    • Forty Founding Fathers
    • The Company SOIC AB
    • All set
    • Some of the People
  • 4. Vision and Wider Purpose
  • 5. Fund raising
  • 6. Terra Nova Shipyard
  • 7. Lars Gillis, Artist
    • Murals and oils
    • Drawings
  • 8. Visit by the Order of Göta Coldin
  • 9. To China and Back 2005-2007
  • 10. Arrival to Canton 2006
  • 11. Port Elisabeth 2006
  • 12. Back home in Gothenburg 2007

3. Tre Cronor

Tre Cronor byggd i utlandet, 225 läster, 28 kanoner.

Resor under första oktrojen: 1736.02-1737.07.04. Till Kanton under Kapten Peter von Utfall. Superkargörer: Charles Irvine, John Pike, Gerrad Barry, N.N. Hofwardt.

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