What Year Was "Pirates Of The Caribbean" Set In?

If you are referring to the actual movie "Pirates Of The Caribbean", which I think you are, then I believe it is meant to be set in the late 1600's, although the costumes used are a mix of 17th and 18th century dress, with some extra designing flare thrown in.

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The pirates are known in Ancient times, Roman times, and Medieval times. The history is about 3000 years old. The word pirate was used in 140 B.C for the first time. So you can say that the pirates of the Caribbean history is about 3000 years old. For more information, visit the link below.

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Yes i was referring to the "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies and thank you.

I just wasn't sure what to do because in my novel it consists of some fact and some fiction as well.

Well - they talked about singapore in the 3rd one which was founded in 1819. So, theoretically it is after 1819.

I would say around 1718 because the fourth film is going to be set when the New Orleans is founded. As for the name 'Singapore' the place itself may not have been founded until 1819 but it was referred to as Singapore long before its official founding, originally called 'Temasek' and then 'Singapore' however saying this in the film it was occupied by the British and they didn't occupy it until 1824 when Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles purchased the island in that year so i'm afraid it's very hit and miss.

It would have to be later than 1720 since they refer to the rule of Bartholomew, which was not set until 1720. Therefore, it could not be set in the 1600's/