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The Atlantic terminus of the trans-isthmian route …
Years: 1588 - 1599
The Atlantic terminus of the trans-isthmian route is moved in 1597 to Portobelo, one of the best natural harbors anywhere on the Spanish Main (the mainland of Spanish America).
Despite raids on shipments and ports, the registered legal import of precious metals has increased threefold between 1550 and 1600.
Panama's prosperity is at its peak during the first part of the seventeenth century.
This is the time of the famous ferias (fairs, or exchange markets) of Portobelo, where European merchandise can be purchased to supply the commerce of the whole west coast south of Nicaragua.
When a feria ends, Portobelo reverts to its quiet existence as a small seaport and garrison town.
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- English people
- Guaymí people
- England, (Tudor) Kingdom of
- Spaniards (Latins)
- Spain, Habsburg Kingdom of
- New Spain, Viceroyalty of
- Panama, Royal Audencia of
- Peru, Viceroyalty of
Topics
- Age of Discovery
- Colonization of the Americas, Spanish
- Colonization of the Americas, English
- Drake's circumnavigation of the earth
- Drake's Raids in the Caribbean
- Piracy, Golden Age of
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- Colorants
- Grains and produce
- Fibers
- Textiles
- Strategic metals
- Slaves
- Sweeteners
- Beer, wine, and spirits
- Stimulants
- Spices
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Years: 1588 - 1599
Locations
People
Groups
- English people
- Guaymí people
- England, (Tudor) Kingdom of
- Spaniards (Latins)
- Spain, Habsburg Kingdom of
- New Spain, Viceroyalty of
- Panama, Royal Audencia of
- Peru, Viceroyalty of
Topics
- Age of Discovery
- Colonization of the Americas, Spanish
- Colonization of the Americas, English
- Drake's circumnavigation of the earth
- Drake's Raids in the Caribbean
- Piracy, Golden Age of
Commodoties
- Colorants
- Grains and produce
- Fibers
- Textiles
- Strategic metals
- Slaves
- Sweeteners
- Beer, wine, and spirits
- Stimulants
- Spices
Subjects
Regions
Subregions