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Iran / Hormuz C1600

From 1514 the Portuguese controlled this trading centre, constructing a citadel which was taken in 1622 by Persians aided by the English East India Company

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1514 1600 1622 Aided C1600 Citadel Constructing Controlled Hormuz Iran Persians Portuguese Trading


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This print captures the historical significance of Iran's trading centre, Hormuz, circa 1600. From 1514 onwards, this bustling port was under the control of the Portuguese, who constructed a formidable citadel to protect their interests in the region. However, in 1622, a pivotal moment in history occurred when Persian forces, with assistance from the English East India Company, successfully seized control of Hormuz. The image showcases the convergence of cultures and powers at this crucial juncture in time. The architecture of the citadel stands as a testament to Portuguese influence in the area, while the presence of Persian and English forces signals a shift in power dynamics within this strategic trading hub. As we gaze upon this scene frozen in time, we are transported back to an era where trade routes were fiercely contested and alliances were constantly shifting. The intricate details captured by Mary Evans Picture Library allow us to immerse ourselves in this rich tapestry of history - from the bustling activity at the centre of commerce to the looming presence of fortifications that once symbolized dominance. This print serves as a reminder of Hormuz's storied past and its enduring legacy as a crossroads for global trade and diplomacy. It is a window into a world where empires clashed and fortunes were made or lost on these shores.

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