Nanban trade period

The Nanban trade was trade between Europeans and the Japanese that took place in Japan from the arrival of Europeans in 1543 to the first Sakoku Seclusion Edicts of isolationism in 1614.

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Which happened first?

• Nanban trade period began 1 year after Kingdom of Ireland
• Nanban trade period began 3 years after Merina Kingdom
• Nanban trade period began 3 years after Sur Empire
• Nanban trade period began 4 years before Tsardom of Russia
• Nanban trade period began 6 years after Neo-Inca State

Timeline

1. Neo-Inca State1537 – June 24, 1572
2. Merina Kingdom1540–1897
3. Sur Empire1540–1556
4. Kingdom of Ireland1542 – January 1, 1801
5. Nanban trade period (this page)1543–1650
6. Tsardom of Russia1547 – November 2, 1721

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