Database: Port of Macau - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 17:43, 23 January 2021

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	Located on the western side of the {{Wiki\|Pearl River Delta}}, [[Macau]] was actually known as Haojing before it was lent to [[Portugal\|Portuguese]] traders during the 16th century.		Located on the western side of the {{Wiki\|Pearl River Delta}}, [[Macau]] was actually known as Haojing before it was lent to [[Portugal\|Portuguese]] traders during the 16th century.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 06:53, 24 June 2020

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	Located on the western side of the {{Wiki\|Pearl River Delta}}, [[Macau]] was actually known as Haojing before it was lent to [[Portugal\|Portuguese]] traders during the 16th century.		Located on the western side of the {{Wiki\|Pearl River Delta}}, [[Macau]] was actually known as Haojing before it was lent to [[Portugal\|Portuguese]] traders during the 16th century.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 10:27, 15 December 2018

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	[[File:ACCC_DB_Port_of_Macau.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACCC_DB_Port_of_Macau.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	Located on the western side of the Pearl River Delta, [[Macau]] was actually known as Haojing before it was lent to [[Portugal\|Portuguese]] traders during the 16th century.		Located on the western side of the {{Wiki\|Pearl River Delta}}, [[Macau]] was actually known as Haojing before it was lent to [[Portugal\|Portuguese]] traders during the 16th century.

	Initially a small fishing port of southern [[China]], it became a prominent location for international trade after the arrival of the first Portuguese ships commanded by [[Jorge Alvares]] in 1513, before he reached [[Hong Kong\|Hong-Kong]].		Initially a small fishing port of southern [[China]], it became a prominent location for international trade after the arrival of the first Portuguese ships commanded by [[Jorge Alvares]] in 1513, before he reached [[Hong Kong\|Hong-Kong]].

imported>Lady Kyashira at 05:01, 15 December 2018

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	Located on the western side of the Pearl River Delta, [[Macau]] was actually known as Haojing before it was lent to [[Portugal\|Portuguese]] traders during the 16th century.		Located on the western side of the Pearl River Delta, [[Macau]] was actually known as Haojing before it was lent to [[Portugal\|Portuguese]] traders during the 16th century.

	Initially a small fishing port of southern [[China]], it became a prominent location for international trade after the arrival of the first Portuguese ships commanded by Jorge Alvares in 1513, before he reached Hong-Kong.		Initially a small fishing port of southern [[China]], it became a prominent location for international trade after the arrival of the first Portuguese ships commanded by [[Jorge Alvares]] in 1513, before he reached [[Hong Kong\|Hong-Kong]].

	Not long after, the Chinese let the Portuguese develop their trade in the area and Macau became an increasingly independent territory. In exchange for an annual rent, the traders earned the rights to anchor their ships in the port itself, then to stay on shore and build their own storage facilities, until they were granted self-administration during the 19th century, as part of the Portuguese Empire.		Not long after, the Chinese let the Portuguese develop their trade in the area and Macau became an increasingly independent territory. In exchange for an annual rent, the traders earned the rights to anchor their ships in the port itself, then to stay on shore and build their own storage facilities, until they were granted self-administration during the 19th century, as part of the [[Portuguese Empire]].

	The Chinese government reintegrated Macau in 1999, and the twon still has a special administrative status, and Portuguese is still one of the two official languages there, along with Cantonese.		The Chinese government reintegrated Macau in 1999, and the twon still has a special administrative status, and Portuguese is still one of the two official languages there, along with {{Wiki\|Cantonese}}.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Port of Macau}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Port of Macau}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Helix database entries]]		[[Category:Helix database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy: Adding categories

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Adding categories

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imported>Amnestyyy: links

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links

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	[[File:ACCC_DB_Port_of_Macau.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACCC_DB_Port_of_Macau.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	Located on the western side of the Pearl River Delta, Macau was actually known as Haojing before it was lent to Portuguese traders during the 16th century.		Located on the western side of the Pearl River Delta, [[Macau]] was actually known as Haojing before it was lent to [[Portugal\|Portuguese]] traders during the 16th century.

	Initially a small fishing port of southern China, it became a prominent location for international trade after the arrival of the first Portuguese ships commanded by Jorge Alvares in 1513, before he reached Hong-Kong.		Initially a small fishing port of southern [[China]], it became a prominent location for international trade after the arrival of the first Portuguese ships commanded by Jorge Alvares in 1513, before he reached Hong-Kong.

	Not long after, the Chinese let the Portuguese develop their trade in the area and Macau became an increasingly independent territory. In exchange for an annual rent, the traders earned the rights to anchor their ships in the port itself, then to stay on shore and build their own storage facilities, until they were granted self-administration during the 19th century, as part of the Portuguese Empire.		Not long after, the Chinese let the Portuguese develop their trade in the area and Macau became an increasingly independent territory. In exchange for an annual rent, the traders earned the rights to anchor their ships in the port itself, then to stay on shore and build their own storage facilities, until they were granted self-administration during the 19th century, as part of the Portuguese Empire.

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2015-04-27T01:29:01Z

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[[File:ACCC_DB_Port_of_Macau.jpg|thumb|250px]]
Located on the western side of the Pearl River Delta, Macau was actually known as Haojing before it was lent to Portuguese traders during the 16th century.

Initially a small fishing port of southern China, it became a prominent location for international trade after the arrival of the first Portuguese ships commanded by Jorge Alvares in 1513, before he reached Hong-Kong.

Not long after, the Chinese let the Portuguese develop their trade in the area and Macau became an increasingly independent territory. In exchange for an annual rent, the traders earned the rights to anchor their ships in the port itself, then to stay on shore and build their own storage facilities, until they were granted self-administration during the 19th century, as part of the Portuguese Empire.

The Chinese government reintegrated Macau in 1999, and the twon still has a special administrative status, and Portuguese is still one of the two official languages there, along with Cantonese.
{{DEFAULTSORT:Port of Macau}}
[[Category:Database: Locations]]