After the campaign, the Dutch controlled virtually all of the Banda Islands. The English evacuated the island of Run, and had only intermittent presence on Nailaka. In the 1667 Peace of Breda the English formally gave up all claims to the islands. The islands were severely depopulated as a result of the campaign. Only about 1,000 out of the 15,000 inhabitants remained. To keep the island productive, the VOC repopulated the islands, mostly with slaves taken from the rest of modern-day Indonesia, India, the coast of China, working under command of Dutch planters . The original natives were also enslaved and were ordered to teach the newcomers about nutmeg and mace agriculture. The treatment of the slaves were severe — the native Bandanese population dropped to one hundred by 1681, and 200 slaves were imported annually to keep the slave population steady at 4,000.

Question: How many years spanned these events?
Answer: 14

Question: Were did the English have a greater presence, the island or Run, or Nailaka?
Answer: Nailaka

Question: How many inhabitants left the islands after the campaign?
Answer: 14000

Question: How many countries did the slaves come from that were used to repopulate the islands?
Answer: 3

Question: How many English inhabitants did not remain on the island?
Answer: 14000

Question: What were the natives of the Banda Islands called?
Answer: Bandanese

Question: Who took over the islands after the English left?
Answer: the Dutch

Question: How many people were depopulated from the island as a result of the campaign in 1667?
Answer: 14000

Question: How many years after the Peace of Breda did the Bandanese population drop to one hundred?
Answer: 14

Question: From where were slaves imported?
Answer: Indonesia