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The 11 pages that link to Dutch Formosa, each with the reason it gives.

• TaiwanBroader topic: It marks an early period of European rule on the island.

• Taiwan StraitBroader topic: Dutch rule relied on maritime routes across the strait and nearby seas.

• Dutch colonial empireBroader topic: Its brief rule shows how Asian colonial footholds could depend on forts and maritime trade.

• Taiwanese identityBroader topic: Dutch rule connected Taiwan to maritime trade and preceded successive regimes that reshaped its population.

• Kingdom of TungningRelated: The Zheng forces seized the territory that had formed the Dutch colony.

• Zheng ChenggongCompared with: Zheng’s victory ended Dutch rule and replaced it with a Ming loyalist regime.

• KoxingaCompared with: Koxinga’s siege ended Dutch rule and replaced it with a Zheng-led regime.

• TainanNarrower topic: The Dutch established Fort Zeelandia and made the area around present-day Tainan their base.

• KeelungRelated: Dutch forces displaced the Spanish from Keelung in 1642.

• Spanish FormosaCompared with: Unlike Spain’s northern outposts, Dutch Formosa became a more durable and expansive colonial administration.

• History of TaiwanBroader topic: Dutch rule brought Taiwan into European maritime commerce and reshaped local society.