Trade helped the Gupta Empire thrive. Salt, cloth, and iron were common goods traded in India. Indian merchants also traded with China and with lands in Southeast Asia and the Mediterranean area. The Gupta rulers benefited from their control of much of the trade. They owned silver and gold mines and large estates.
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Trade helped the Gupta Empire thrive. Salt, cloth, and iron were common goods traded in India. Indian merchants also traded with China and with lands in Southeast Asia and the Mediterranean area. The Gupta rulers benefited from their control of much of the trade. They owned silver and gold mines and large estates.
Empire was also able to become powerful because of trading. The Gupta Empire traded Salt, cloth, and iron with other Empires like China,Southeast Asia and the Mediterranean Sea.
Trade helped the Gupta Empire thrive. Salt, cloth, and iron were common goods traded in India. Indian merchants also traded with China and with lands in Southeast Asia and the Mediterranean area. The Gupta rulers benefited from their control of much of the trade. They owned silver and gold mines and large estates.
YES! He expanded on the routes and size of the Mongol empire, focusing on trade. The Khans were very smart.
What city controlled Trade routes and was the economic political and reigeous center
He extended Gupta rule to India's west coast, which made more trading. Gupta rule was at the apex of it's grandeur prospering in agriculture, crafts and trade. The Gupta's let people have wealth and business, which made it a better economy.
Mali's empire helped songhai controll trade routes and it made songhai richer