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Imagine a company more powerful than Apple, Google, and Amazon combined. A corporation that didn't just have employees, but a private army of 10,000 soldiers and a fleet of warships. A business that had the legal power to execute people, wage war, and build entire nations. This is the story of the Vereenigde Oostindische Compagnie (VOC)—the Dutch East India Company. Founded in 1602, the VOC became the world’s first multinational corporation and the richest entity in human history, with an inflation-adjusted valuation of over $7.9 trillion. But behind the unimaginable wealth and the exotic spices lay a dark legacy of monopoly, blood, and betrayal. In this video, we explore the epic rise and the inevitable, corrupt fall of the "Paper Empire." From the treacherous waters of the Atlantic to the volcanic "Spice Islands" of Indonesia, we witness how a small merchant class from the Netherlands gambled everything to own the world. In this video, you will discover: How the Dutch invented the first-ever Stock Market and IPO. The brutal reign of Jan Pieterszoon Coen and the massacre of the Banda Islands. The secret trading post in Japan where no other Europeans were allowed. The "Golden Rot": How corruption and greed finally brought down the giant. If you enjoy deep dives into history’s most fascinating and dangerous eras, don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the bell icon! Hashtags: #VOC #History #DutchEastIndiaCompany #Documentary #ColonialHistory #TrueStory #BusinessHistory #Wealth #War #HistoryDocumentary #Netherlands #GoldenAge #Corporations #Capitalism #EpicHistory #WorldHistory #Spices #AgeOfDiscovery