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- The first encounter
- Great! My search for India is a huge success.
- Captian, we are reaching Calicut
- Western Architecture
- WOW, what a beautiful church.
- wow
- So pretty
- Gothic Architecture
- Look at the architecture. It’s beautifully made. I believe it was introduce by the Portuguese
- mhm could use more arches
- Vasco da Gama's arrival in Calicut on the Malabar Coast on May 20, 1498, marked the beginning of Portuguese contact with the Indian subcontinent. The Portuguese invited local fisherman aboard when they were anchored off the coast of Calicut and quickly purchased some Indian goods.
- Goa Temples Churches
- Wow I have never seen anything like this before in the whole world.
- In Goa and other parts of India, Western architectural characteristics have been introduced as a result of the Portuguese occupation. This blending of cultures produced a highly original architectural style for both secular and religious structures (including churches, convents, and Hindu temples) (civil and residential).
- Residential Architecture
- The Gothic architectural style was introduced to India by the Portuguese during the 16th century. The distinctive elements of this architecture are the pointed towers and arches. Examples include the Bom Jesus Church in Goa and the St. Francis Church in Kochi.
- The end
- When Goa's new temples were constructed, the decorative styles of the Renaissance, Manerism, and Baroque were combined with a typically Western method of volume organisation.The Christian churches and Hindu temples share a reconciling agreement of style that is unique in the world.
- The odd Goan social structure, founded on exclusive rights given to Christian converts, strengthened the stabilization of rural society around the owners of substantial estates who had their elegant houses constructed to meet opulent standards in the villages where they lived. The majority of the mansions in Goa were constructed in the late XVII and early XVIII centuries, while a handful of them are from the XVI century.
- The Portuguese made an attempt to battle but were quickly routed by the Indian Army despite the overwhelming odds against them. On December 19, 1961, the Instrument of Surrender was signed by the Governor of Portuguese India, liberating Goa from 450 years of Portuguese control in India.
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