KnowraDutch–Portuguese WarLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Dutch–Portuguese War, each with the reason it gives.All 14Related 12Narrower topic 2Dutch Golden AgeRelated: The struggle illustrates how commercial competition became a contest for empire.New NetherlandRelated: The war helped drive Dutch efforts to build Atlantic trade and colonial power.Dutch West India CompanyRelated: The company carried much of the Dutch campaign to seize Portuguese Atlantic and Asian possessions.Iberian UnionRelated: Habsburg Spain’s wars with the Dutch exposed Portuguese overseas possessions to attack.States General of the NetherlandsRelated: The assembly authorized and supported the Republic’s wider struggle for colonial and commercial power.Dutch colonization of the AmericasRelated: Dutch campaigns against Portugal brought Brazil and other Portuguese Atlantic possessions into contention.Dutch BrazilNarrower topic: Dutch Brazil was one of the central theaters of this wider imperial conflict.BataviaRelated: Batavia became a base for Dutch efforts to challenge Portuguese positions in Asia.Portuguese Estado da ÍndiaRelated: Dutch victories took several major Asian strongholds from the Estado.Dutch CeylonNarrower topic: The struggle brought the Dutch into Sri Lanka’s coastal politics.Petrus PlanciusRelated: The contest over overseas commerce grew from the trading ambitions Plancius promoted.Jan van RiebeeckRelated: Dutch competition with Portugal shaped the maritime context of the Cape station.SergipeRelated: Dutch occupation and campaigns affected the region that became Sergipe.Anthony van DiemenRelated: During his tenure, Dutch forces wrested several Asian strongholds from Portuguese control.