The Swedish East India Company
Trading to China 1731-1813

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• SWEDISH EAST INDIA COMPANY 1731-1813
  • SOIC 1731-1813
  • The Historical Background
  • The City of Gothenburg
  • China and Sweden Through a Thousand Year
  • Original Charter of 1731
  • SOIC Ships and voyages
    • 1. Friedericus Rex Sueciae
    • 2. Drottning Ulrica Eleonora
    • 3. Tre Cronor
    • 4. Suecia
    • 5. Götheborg
    • 6. Stockholm
    • 7. Riddarhuset
    • 8. Calmar
    • 9. Drottningen af Swerige
    • 10. Cronprinsessan Lovisa Ulrica
    • 11. Freden
    • 12. Cronprinsen Adolph Friederic
    • 13. Prins Gustaf
    • 14. Götha Leijon
    • 15. Hoppet
    • 16. Enigheten
    • 17. Prins Carl
    • 18. Prins Friedric Adolph
    • 19. Prinsessan Sophia Albertina
    • 20. Stockholms Slott
    • 21. Riksens Ständer
    • 22. Finland
    • 23. Adolph Friedric
    • 24. Lovisa Ulrica
    • 25. Cron Prins Gustaf
    • 26. Drottning Sophia Magdalena
    • 27. Terra Nova
    • 28. Gustav III
    • 29. Gustaf Adolph
    • 30. Götheborg (II)
    • 31. Drottningen
    • 32. Maria Carolina
    • 33. östergöthland
    • 34. Wästergöthland
    • 35. Fredrica
    • 36. Prinsessan
    • 37. Wasa
    • 38. Hoppet
  • F H af Chapman's Collection of Chinese Perl River Vessels
    • Perl River Vessels
    • 1. Junks
    • 2. Sampans
  • Units and Measurements
  • The Scots
  • Visit to Gothenburg 1812
• LAST VOYAGE OF THE GOTHEBORG 1743-45
  • The last voyage of the Gotheborg ship 1743-45
  • THE CREW
  • THE CARGO
  • FOOD ON BOARD
  • THE DRINKS
  • THE SILVER
  • THE ARMAMENT
  • SJÖFÖRKLARING
  • BOURN, LAMPA AND KJELLBERG
  • KEILER AND LYON
• THE EXCAVATION 1984-92
  • Organization and Results
  • Public Events
  • Berit Wästfelt: the Porcelain Cargo
  • Pictures from the Excavation Period
• THE GOTHEBORG III PROJECT
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Beginnings
  • 3. Early Research and Bibliography
  • 4. 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
  • 5. Vision and Wider Purpose
  • 6. Fund raising
  • 7. Terra Nova Shipyard
    • Old Eriksberg in 1993
    • Plan
    • Main Entrance Gate
    • Reception Square
    • Causeway
    • Canons
    • Aerial view
    • Souvenier shop
    • Café
    • Main Ship's Hull's hall
    • Construction offices
    • Lecture hall
    • Rib workshop
    • Sail loft
    • Smithy 'Volund'
    • International VIP Visits
    • Chinese garden
  • 8. Lars Gillis, Artist
    • Murals and oils
    • Drawings
  • 9. Chronology 1980-2007
    • 1970s - Research
    • 1981 SOIC 350 Years
    • 1982 MASG
    • 1984 Rediscovery
    • 1986-1991 Excavation
    • 1992 International exhibitions
    • 1993 Terra Nova
    • 1994 Inauguration
    • 1995 Keel
    • 1996 Ships Hall
    • 1997 First Virtual Tour
    • 1998-2002 Ship Building
    • 2003 Launch
    • 2004 Naming
    • 2005 Departure
    • 2006 Arrival in Canton
    • 2007 Back home
  • 10. To China and Back 2005-2007
  • 11. Arrival to Canton 2006
  • 12.Visiting Port Elisabeth 2006
  • 13. Back home in Gothenburg 2007
• RESOURCES / ARCHIVE
  • Concurrent Projects in 1989
  • Concurrent Projects in 1989 - Hiorten
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Prinsessan Byggd i Karlskrona, 283 1/10 läster, 16 kanoner, 70 man.

Resor under fjärde oktrojen: 1802.05.05-1803.08.31 Till Kanton under Kapten Gabriel Gadd. Superkargör: Jonas P. Tranchell. 1804.04.11-1805.05.11 Till Isle de France och Kanton under Kapten Fredrik Minten. Superkargör: J.C. Pfarr.

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