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The 31 pages that link to Portuguese India, each with the reason it gives.

• Jawaharlal NehruRelated: Their continued colonial status tested Nehru’s preference for negotiation before India used force in Goa.

• Vijayanagara EmpireRelated: Portuguese merchants and officials interacted with Vijayanagara through trade, diplomacy, and access to horses.

• Black pepperRelated: Portuguese power sought control over the lucrative Indian pepper trade.

• BombayRelated: Portuguese rule preceded the English form of the city's name.

• Pedro Álvares CabralRelated: Cabral’s mission sought to secure trade and diplomatic footholds in India.

• Portuguese MozambiqueRelated: It offers a comparison with another Portuguese imperial possession in the Indian Ocean world.

• South Asian cuisineRelated: Portuguese exchange introduced ingredients such as chilli peppers that became widely adopted.

• Battle of TalikotaRelated: Portuguese observers and records offer perspectives on Vijayanagara and its political world.

• KonkanRelated: Portuguese rule around Goa and neighboring ports altered the region’s political and religious history.

• Malabar CoastRelated: Portuguese fleets arrived seeking direct control of Malabar's spice trade.

• Luís de CamõesRelated: Camões spent years in Portuguese India, where he continued writing.

• Kingdom of CochinRelated: Portuguese intervention reshaped Cochin’s alliances and coastal power.

• Elephanta CavesRelated: Portuguese rule on the island forms part of the caves’ later history and recorded damage.

• Jacobite Syrian Christian ChurchRelated: Portuguese colonial power shaped the church’s early modern struggle over jurisdiction and liturgy.

• MangaluruRelated: Portuguese power and trade shaped Mangaluru’s early modern coastal history.

• History of science and technology on the Indian subcontinentRelated: European maritime expansion introduced new instruments, routes, and technical encounters.

• PanajiRelated: Panaji became the capital of Portuguese India in the nineteenth century.