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Netherlands in 1664

Historical records for Netherlands in 1664, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

7Records
7Events
5Named people
6Places
3Categories

Historical records

September

1 September 1664De Ruyter OrdersJohan de Witt

The Hague · Warfare / Anglo-Dutch Rivalry

Approves sending De Ruyter from the Mediterranean to recover Dutch posts in West Africa.

1 September 1664West Africa ExpeditionMichiel Adriaanszoon Ruyter

Malaga · Warfare / Anglo-Dutch Rivalry

Receives orders at Malaga to sail to West Africa against English seizures.

8 September 1664Articles of SurrenderJohannes de Decker

New Amsterdam · Warfare / Conquest of New Netherland

Represents Dutch civic authority during the surrender negotiations with the English.

8 September 1664Surrender of New AmsterdamPeter Stuyvesant

New Amsterdam · Warfare / Conquest of New Netherland

Surrenders New Amsterdam to Richard Nicolls after English ships enter the harbour.

October

October 1664Capture of KormantineMichiel Adriaanszoon Ruyter

Kormantine · Warfare / Anglo-Dutch Rivalry

Recaptures Dutch West African posts after English attacks on the Guinea coast.

October 1664Recapture of Dutch PostsMichiel Adriaanszoon Ruyter

Guinea Coast · Warfare / Anglo-Dutch Rivalry

Recaptures Dutch West India Company posts taken by English forces.

Other Events

1664End of Mayoral TermCornelis de Graeff

Amsterdam · Government / Amsterdam Regency

Concludes service as Mayor of Amsterdam after the 1643-1664 municipal term.

Names involved

Cornelis de GraeffJohan de WittJohannes de DeckerMichiel Adriaanszoon RuyterPeter Stuyvesant

Places involved

AmsterdamGuinea CoastKormantineMalagaNew AmsterdamThe Hague

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.