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St Thomas Fort

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Ruined fortification in Kerala, India

Fort Thomas
(Tangasseri Fort)
Fortaleza de São Tomé
Front view
LocationTangasseri,Kollam city,
Kerala,India
Coordinates8°52′54″N76°34′07″E / 8.8816°N 76.5685°E /8.8816; 76.5685
Built1518
ArchitectPortuguese
Architectural stylesPortuguese Colonial,
Built usingsandstone and lime mortar
St Thomas Fort is located in Kollam
St Thomas Fort
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St Thomas Fort is located in Kerala
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St Thomas Fort is located in India
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Fort Thomas orSt. Thomas Fort orFortaleza de São Tomé, also known asTangasseri Fort, is a ruinedfort located in the beach town ofTangasseri on the shores of theArabian Sea in the city ofKollam,Kerala, India. It is located around 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) from the city center ofKollam and 71 kilometres (44 mi) from the state capitalThiruvananthapuram.[1]

History

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Sketch of the Thangaserri, 1505. The fort can be seen close to the shore.

Tangasseri was associated with the Chinese trade from the first millennium AD and later colonised by thePortuguese,Dutch and theBritish to become the "gold village". According to Historians, Captain Rodriguez came to Quilon and was appointed as the captain of thefactory and trade, with permission from the queen. St.Thomas Fort (once known as Fortaleza de São Tomé) was built by the Portuguese underAfonso de Albuquerque for the protection of the newly developed trade. In 1505 the Portuguese established a trading port here, and in 1518 established its sovereignty through the construction of Fort St. Thomas. Later in 1661 the town and the fort were handed over to the Dutch who made it the capital ofDutch Malabar. The Dutch occupied the fort for several years. In 1795, theBritish East India Company took possession of the fort. In 1823 Fort St. Thomas accepted a lease byTravancore from the British government for a period of twenty years.[2][3]

Fort St. Thomas was originally around 20 feet (6.1 m) tall. Today, the little remains of the fort, popularly known as "Tangasseri fort" remain facing the beach. At present, the fort is managed by theArchaeological Survey of India (ASI).[4]

Gallery

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  • Old – St.Thomas Fort – Right-view
    Old – St.Thomas Fort – Right-view
  • Right View
    Right View
  • Renovated St.Thomas Fort – Front-view
    Renovated St.Thomas Fort – Front-view
  • Back Side Entrance
    Back Side Entrance
  • Inside View
    Inside View
  • Main Wall
    Main Wall
  • The Windows
    The Windows

References

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  1. ^"Kollam Mayor inspects Tangasseri Fort".The Hindu. 1 February 2007. Retrieved23 November 2016.
  2. ^"Parishes – Roman Catholic Diocese of Quilon". Kollam, India. Retrieved2 December 2014.Parishes of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Quilon
  3. ^"St Thomas Fort in Tangasseri – Kollam". Colonial Voyage. Retrieved23 November 2016.
  4. ^"Mining rampant at Tangasseri Fort".The Hindu. 30 January 2007. Retrieved23 November 2016.

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