The Spanish Empire in South China The Lost 16th Century Outpost of EI Piñal  

作　　者：Ryan Gandolfo 

机构地区：[1]不详

出　　处：《城市漫步（GBA版）》2019年第9期34-43,共10页

摘　　要：In 1598,Ming Dynasty authorities allowed a team of Spanish traders from Manila to set up shop in China's Pearl River Delta.The short-lived trade post of the Spanish Empire is believed to have been located some-where in the vicinity of Macao,a Portuguese settlement that was buzzing with regional trade activity at the time.While the Spanish newcomers were able to establish themselves in the region for nearly two years,they were eventually driven from their port,named EI Piñal,as tensions rose and evolved into bloody conflict between the two European empires in the Far East.

关 键 词：eventually SPANISH PEARL 

分 类 号：F75[经济管理—国际贸易]