,, The Keizerin ,, a VOC ship

[cornelis 816]

In 1636 a VOC ship having another small ship in tow was wrecked on the coast of Vietnam . The ship was the 200 tons Keizerin , loaded with porcelain . On the 29th of October she sank in the Bay of Padaran on the coast of Champa ( Vietnam ) . The ship was never salvaged !!! . I have the old map showing the exact spot of sinking . I could not post this map because it was too big to be put on this forum . If you are interested in the map , PM me and I will send it to your E-Mail number . Cornelius

 

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[Mackaydon]

Cornelius:
Welcome (back) to TN !!

 

[old man]

Cornelius, What Don said, Welcome Back. I'll email you for a copy of the map. Glad to see you back here.

 

[cornelis 816]

Thanks Don and Oldman . It is so bad that I am missing most of the old participants of this forum . Maybe they will show up later . Cornelius

 

[mariner]

Cornelius,

Welcome back. We have missed your input.

Mariner

 

[FISHEYE]

Cornelius,

Welcome back,good to see you here again.

 

[maximushisp]

Wellcome Cornelius!!

 

[pcolaboy]

My hat's off to you sir. You have been missed!

 

[cornelis 816]

Pcolaboy. I am so glad that some of my old friends remember me . Too bad that my other 2500 posts do not count anymore and that I have to start all over again . But ....hey... I am not complaining . Cornelius

 

[Vox veritas]

Welcome Cornelius

Welcome (back) Cornelius.
Always welcome the voice of a sage.
VV

 

[Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp]

WELLLL, it has been rather quiet and peaceful Cornelius ------------------------HI and welcome back my friend.

Don Jose de La Mancha

 

[ScubaDude]

Welcome back Cornelius, you've been missed.

 

[OldGold74]

Must have been a real slow tow.....welcome Cornelius.

 

[Bobadilla]

Welcome back to the Forum, Cornelius! Vietnam coast is a little too far from my territory of interest but I would like to use immediately your famous expertise and ask you a question: How many VOC shipwrecks do you think could be around Hispaniola island? it is known that the Dutch wanted to establish some kind of subsidiary of East India Company but for the Caribbean and also for the coast of today's Latin America. As I know they were interested not only in their small territorieds in the Antilles but also in Brasil.... Thanks in advance!

Regards,
Lobo (Bobadilla)

 

[wreckdiver1715]

Welcome back to TreasureNet Cornelius, its good to see you posting on these pages once again.

Tom

 

[cornelis 816]

Wreckdiver ( Tommy ) thanks to you I can get back on the forum . Thanks again I appreciate it . And to answer Bobadilla : Yes the Dutch were very interested in the West Indies as they called it . The East Indies had their VOC while the West Indies had their WIC . They had their base in Brazil as well as on the islands . There were wrecks plenty and if you are interested I will try to find the location of some of them for you to investigate . Thank you again for your interest in this matter . Cornelius

 

[VOC]

This old post may be worth a look.

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php?topic=30320.0;wap2

 

[mariner]

Well done, Tom.

Thanks from me, for one.

Mariner

 

[diverj]

Good to have you back. I miss the historical discussions of lost wrecks.
Jeff

 

[theseeker]

Cornelius, good to see you posting on the forum. Always learned alot from your experience!

Pete