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Indo-Portuguese sailors and soldiers
Topass (Topass, Topass Seaman or Topas) was a term used by the British Empire for sailors and soldiers of Indo-Portuguese descent who served as foot soldiers
Topass
Group of people in Timor
which had hitherto been subordinated to Topass authority now fell away and allied with the VOC instead. The Topass still managed to hang on in Oecussi, and
Topasses
Took place on 9 November 1749 in the hillside of Penfui, near modern Kupang
9 November 1749 in the hillside of Penfui, near modern Kupang. A large Topass army was defeated by a numerically inferior Dutch East India Company force
Battle_of_Penfui
East Timorese exclave and municipality
Hornay and Costa families, and were able to dominate most of Timor. The Topass leaders used Lifau as their main stronghold on Timor, but still resided
Oecusse
century?) [son of a Sonba'i ruler] António da Costa (fl. 1761) [brother of Topass leader Gaspar da Costa I] Miguel de Sarayva (fl. 1766) Mateus da Costa (
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colonizers in Kupang in westernmost Timor were generally poor. In 1735, a Topass army seriously threatened Kupang, and in 1746-49 the Topasses intervened
Gaspar_da_Costa
Sailor or militiaman from South Asia, Southeast Asia, and other territories
British of the East India Company initially described Indian lascars as 'Topass', but later adopted the Portuguese name, calling them 'lascar'. The word
Lascar
Formally enthroned in March 2007. This kingdom also known as Tasifeto A Topass dynasty. Known within his community as "Olis", or "Ulis". Kupang, named
List of current non-sovereign Asian monarchs
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Warfare in South India from 1655 to 1669
Andersen Henrik Eggers Vijaya Raghava Units involved Dansborg garrison Færø Topass Unknown Strength 2 Danes Few Portuguese 1 ship (1669) Unknown; presumably
Sieges of Tranquebar (1655–1669)
Sieges_of_Tranquebar_(1655–1669)
1707 siege of a Danish colony in Bengal
Commanders and leaders Azim-ush-Shan Jacob Panck Units involved Unknown Topass Factory garrison Strength Unknown 6 cannons Unknown no. of men Casualties
Siege of Dannemarksnagore (1707)
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Polish painter (1873–1951)
Arsène Alexandre, W. de Terlikowski Peintre, éditions Alcan, Paris, 1927 Jan-Topass, "W de Terlikowski" Editions "Le Triangle" Paris 1930 Arsène Alexandre "Terlikowski"
Vladimir_de_Terlikowski
Topics referred to by the same term
TOPAS, a software package used in the analysis of powder diffraction data Topass, a Portuguese ethnicity in the Indian Ocean Topa, a census town in Hazaribag
Topas
Decade
grant to the Ohio Company. November 9 – Battle of Penfui on Timor: A large Topass army is defeated by a numerically inferior Dutch East India Company. November
1740s
Historical kingdom in Indonesia
conflicts. These alliances were reinforced by matrimonial ties with the Topass ("Black Portuguese") communities in Timor. The Portuguese ceded their rights
Kingdom_of_Sikka
Chemical compound
GB1069847 (all 1967 to Individual). Ulrich Pison, et al. WO2009059806 (to Topass GmbH). Александр Григорьевич Шавва, et al. RU2057140 (1996). Prévost, S
Estrone_methyl_ether
the VOC post in Kupang and the Topass leader Gaspar da Costa. In the Battle of Penfui in November 1749 the attacking Topass army was crushed by the VOC-affiliated
Sonbai_Besar
Calendar year
grant to the Ohio Company. November 9 – Battle of Penfui on Timor: A large Topass army is defeated by a numerically inferior Dutch East India Company. November
1749
1713 raid of a Danish colony in Bengal
Commanders and leaders Unk. zamindar Rasmus Attrup Units involved Unknown Topass Factory garrison Strength Unknown 22 cannons Unknown no. of men Casualties
Raid_on_Dannemarksnagore
Atoni princedom in West Timor
centre of Kupang, on the top of a steep hill overlooking the Kupang Bay. The Topass attacked Kupang in 1749, but were decisively defeated by the VOC forces
Sonbai_Kecil
Atoni princedom
dwindled in this period, and the area was left much to itself. After a major Topass defeat against the VOC forces of Kupang in 1749, large parts of West Timor
Amanatun
River in Oecusse, Timor-Leste
Lifau eastwards to Dili, due to frequent attacks from the local Eurasian Topass group. Most of West Timor was left to Dutch forces, who were conquering
Tono_River
Former country
Amanuban, against the Topasses or Portuguese Eurasians on Timor. After the Topass defeat at the hand of the VOC in the Battle of Penfui on November 1749,
Amanuban
Road bridge over the Tono River
Lifau eastwards to Dili, due to frequent attacks from the local Eurasian Topass group. Most of West Timor was left to Dutch forces, who were conquering
Noefefan_Bridge
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