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European contact and colonialism in the Fiji islands. The first Europeans to sight the Fiji islands were Dutch explorer Abel Janzsoon Tasman, who passed the northeast fringe of the group in 1643, and Capt. James Cook, who passed the southeastern islands in 1774. Capt.
4 Ιαν 2018 · 1643 - Dutch explorer Abel Tasman is the first European to visit the islands. 1830s - Western Christian missionaries begin to arrive. 1840s-50s - Christian convert chief Cakobau gains control of...
With the arrival of Europeans and colonialism in the late 1700s, many elements of Fijian culture were either repressed or modified to ensure European, namely British, control. This was especially the case concerning traditional Fijian spiritual beliefs.
Brief Fiji history timeline from 1643… 1643 – Dutch explorer Abel Tasman is the first European to visit the Fiji islands. 1774 – Landing of Captain Cook on Vatoa island. 1789 – Journey of Captain Bligh through Fiji group after mutiny on Bounty 1791 – Rotuma discovered by Capt. Edwards.
The timeline below shows the history of the island Fiji, from the ancient times to the present day.
23 Οκτ 2024 · A Brief Timeline of Fiji’s History. 1220 BC – The first Lapita people settle in Fiji. 1000 to 500 BC – The first Melanesian people settle in Fiji. 1643 – Abel Tasman sails past Taveuni. 1774 – Captain James Cooks notes Vatua Island in the Lau Islands. 1804 – European merchants begin to arrive on Vanua Levu for the sandalwood trade.
5 Απρ 2023 · History and Culture of Fiji. Published: April 5, 2023. Updated: July 12, 2024. FJ. The Fiji Islands are an interesting blend of various cultures, namely Melanesian, Polynesian, Indian, European, and Chinese. This mix is reflected in the food, the language, and the striking architecture of new and old.
