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(Created page with "==Notes== *''Red-topped Tower'' in Tailaam City was built in 1653 by the Dutch. This name derives from the Taiwanese aboriginal village '''Chakam''' / Sakam / Sakkam. *Other early forms of the name are Chhaccam, Sacam, Saccam, and Zaccam. *After growth in size and trade, the Chinese called it {{GG|Chiahkhaxm|{{tj|赤崁}}/{{wt|赤嵌}}/{{wt|次崁}}}}, and surrounded it with high brick walls.") |
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* | * built in 1653 in Dutch Formosa | ||
* | * name derives from the Taiwanese aboriginal village ''Sakam'' | ||
* | ** other early forms of the name are Chhaccam, Sacam, Saccam, and Zaccam. Chakam, Sakam, Sakkam. | ||
* after growth in size and trade, the Chinese called it {{G|Chiahkhaxm|{{tj|赤崁}}/{{wt|赤嵌}}/{{wt|次崁}}}}, and surrounded it with high brick walls | |||
* eventually became the capital of the whole island | |||
Latest revision as of 16:16, 5 May 2024
Notes
- built in 1653 in Dutch Formosa
- name derives from the Taiwanese aboriginal village Sakam
- other early forms of the name are Chhaccam, Sacam, Saccam, and Zaccam. Chakam, Sakam, Sakkam.
- after growth in size and trade, the Chinese called it Chiahkhaxm (赤崁†/赤嵌/次崁), and surrounded it with high brick walls
- eventually became the capital of the whole island