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How Taiwan became Chinese: Dutch, Spanish, and Han colonization in the seventeenth century
Tonio Andrade
Year: 2010, c2007.
Publisher:  Columbia University Press. 
© Columbia University Press
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table of contents
Title Page
Copyright and Permissions
List of Illustrations
List of Maps
Reference Map of Taiwan
Acknowledgments
Preface: Is Taiwan Chinese?
Reader's Guide
Archival Sources
Romanization
Nomenclature
Abbrevations
Other Reference Information
Introduction
[Intro]
China and the Seas
Japanese Expansion
European Expansion
The Age of Expansion: An Asian Perspective
Chapter 1: Taiwan on the Eve of Colonization
[Intro]
Taiwan Physical and Human Geography
Chinese in Taiwan
Chapter 2: A Scramble for Influence
[Intro]
The Bay of Tayouan
Pirates
Japanese
Chapter 3: Pax Hollandica
[Intro]
War and Diplomacy
Pax Hollandica
Chapter 4: La Isla Hermosa: The Rise of the Spanish Colony in Northern Taiwan
[Intro]
Establishing a Spanish Colony
Spiritual Expansion
Chapter 5: The Fall of Spanish Taiwan
[Intro]
A Burdensome Little Colony
Siege
Chapter 6: The Birth of Co-colonization
[Intro]
Colonization
The Establishment of Agriculture
Chapter 7: The Challenges of a Chinese Frontier
[Intro]
Deer Hunting
Violence Against Chinese
Conclusion
Chapter 8: “The Only Bees on Formosa That Give Honey”
[Intro]
Raising Revenues
Rebellion
Chapter 9: Lord and Vassal: Company Rule over the Aborigines
[Intro]
Raising Revenues from Aborigines
Landdag: Feudal Symbolism in an Early-Modern Frontier
After the Rebellion
Chapter 10: The Beginning of the End
[Intro]
Zheng Chenggong, the Manchus, and Maritime East Asia
Chenggong and the Company
Chapter 11: The Fall of Dutch Taiwan
[Intro]
Rumors of an Invasion
Zheng Chenggong Attacks
Conclusion
Appendix A: Weights, Measures, and Exchange Rates
Appendix B: Governors-General, Governors, and Missionaries
Dutch Governors-General, Governors, and Missionaries
Spanish Governors-General, Governors, and Missionaries
Appendix C: Income and Outlays in Dutch Taiwan
Explanation of Table
Graphs
Appendix D: Taiwan in Antique Maps
Notes
Introduction
Chapter 1: Taiwan on the Eve of Colonization
Chapter 2: A Scramble for Influence
Chapter 3: Pax Hollandica
Chapter 4: La Isla Hermosa: The Rise of the Spanish Colony in Northern Taiwan
Chapter 5: The Fall of Spanish Taiwan
Chapter 6: The Birth of Co-colonization
Chapter 7: The Challenges of a Chinese Frontier
Chapter 8: “The Only Bees on Formosa That Give Honey”
Chapter 9: Lord and Vassal: Company Rule over the Aborigines
Chapter 10: The Beginning of the End
Chapter 11: The Fall of Dutch Taiwan
Conclusion
Appendix A: Weights, Measures, and Exchange Rates
Works Cited
Conceptual, Topical, and Thematic Index
About the Author
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Title: How Taiwan became Chinese : Dutch, Spanish, and Han colonization in the seventeenth century / Tonio Adrade.
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New York: Columbia University Press, 2010, c2007.
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Subject Headings: • Taiwan -- History -- Dutch rule, 1624-1661
• Taiwan -- Colonization
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