Dejimaball

Dejimaball出島
↓ ↓ 1641 - 1854
General information
Government	Trade Post
Language	Dutch Japanese Chinese
Type	Colonial cityball
Affiliation	Dutch Empireball's colonial empire
Historical information
Preceded by	Portuguese Japanball
Succeeded by	Tokugawaball

Dejimaball was a Trade Post of Dutch Empireball in modern-day Nagasakiball.

History

Dejimaball was an artificial island built by Tokugawaball to relocate the Portuguese settlers and merchants from Nagasakiball. It became a settlement for Kingdom of Portugalball until they were kicked out by Tokugawaball in 1639, due to them trying to spread Catholicism and because Tokugawaball favored the Dutch Republicball.

Before that, Dutch traders and merchants were able to roam freely around the island of Japan, even when the Sakoku policy was implemented eight years prior to their relocation, and settled in Hiradoball until 1641, when they were forced by the government to pack up and relocate to Dejimaball. They stayed there until 1854.