Termo (cópia) da Junta do povo de Macau que estabelece as percentagens a tirar nas mercadorias entradas para fazer face às dívidas da cidade.
The document is a transcription of proceedings from the Junta of Goa in 1687, detailing the deliberations and decisions made regarding the distribution of goods arriving from foreign ships. Held in Macau, China, on January 21, 1687, the meeting involved local officials and religious representatives....
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1687-01-21
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| Online Access: | https://macau-legacy.usj.edu.mo/docs/M4VVBIDP/viewer_M4VVBIDP.html |
| Summary: | The document is a transcription of proceedings from the Junta of Goa in 1687, detailing the deliberations and decisions made regarding the distribution of goods arriving from foreign ships. Held in Macau, China, on January 21, 1687, the meeting involved local officials and religious representatives. They decided to deduct ten percent from the total value of goods, two percent from the silver, and one percent from fine goods, with specific allocations to various institutions including the Holy House of Mercy, the Sisters of Saint Clare, and the Rds. Priests of Saint Francis. The document also outlines restrictions on the use of charcoal and wax by residents. The signatures of several officials, including Rodrigo Henrique de Azevedo and Francisco Fragozo Alferes, confirm the agreement. This record provides insight into colonial administrative practices and financial management in the 17th century. |
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