What It Was Like to Sail on the East India Company's First Voyages | History for Sleep
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What It Was Like to Sail on the East India Company's First Voyages | History for Sleep
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In 1601 four English ships left London for the pepper ports of Sumatra and Java, on a voyage that took more than two years. This is what life was like on those first East India Company voyages, told slowly for sleep.
The first English voyages to Sumatra, Java, Surat and the Mughal court, 1600 to 1619. We sail with James Lancaster to Aceh and Bantam, follow William Hawkins to the court of Jahangir, wait in the roads at Swally with Thomas Best, and travel with Sir Thomas Roe through the moving Mughal court. Gentle narration, no verdicts, just ships, monsoon winds and the pages of old journals.
Chapters
00:00 Cold open
01:13 A Company of Merchants
10:13 The Long Way Round
19:26 Pepper Country
28:45 A Captain at the Mughal Court
38:10 The Roads at Swally
47:38 An Ambassador Who Kept a Journal
57:24 Fade
Full sources: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXfKvraMS0w
The script was researched and written from public-domain sources.