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While there was a brief period of conquest such as the Mongolian invasion, during the 13th century the majority of exchange along the silk road was peaceful.... The paper "The Influence of Globalization as Exampled through the silk road" highlights that silk, gold, and resources that have no real function became considered valuable because they have aesthetic value.... the silk road was an effort towards globalization within the framework of a set number of civilizations created by trade and commerce....
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From the paper "the silk road Project" it is clear that generally, the silk road was a trade route that connected China to other nations during the Han Dynasty.... the silk road refers to a historical trade route that linked the South, West, and Eastern Asia to the European and Mediterranean world.... This paper will elaborate on the historical aspects that pertain to the silk road.... It will also cover the significant traders of the silk road and the effects on the East and West....
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Since the term, 'silk road', does not refer to any single route of communication, modern historians prefer 'silk routes' to 'silk road' to refer to the interstate among the countries of the ancientl world.... arly History of the silk Routes
... along the passage of time, the routes have played significant roles in the international military as well as cultural relationships among the ancient and medieval nations.... This paper ''silk Routes'' tells us that the 'silk Routes', was essentially a network of commercial communication routes which was established during the Han Dynasty in the 2nd Century BCE....
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The beginning of Buddhism in India is facilitated by the trades in silk road where exchange went beyond goods into more social aspects such as ideas, technology, and culture.... This trade facilitated the spread of Buddhism through merchants, missionaries, and monasteries.... In India which is a part of this rich culture becomes the melting pot of two important religions-buddhism and Hinduism.... Later on, Hinduism emerged as the key religion in India with the decline of buddhism....
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According to historical records, the availability of the silk road that connected Asia, North Africa, and Europe introduced new connections.... He has received Although many explorers of the established road traversed continents, the Chinese monk of focus in this essay used the silk road to establish a religious and cultural interconnection of Asian countries.... This fictional biography will highlight the critical aspects that defined the silk road, as well as the religious connectivity that resulted from the exploration of the monk....
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Essay
the silk road system has simply fallen into desuetude; its story is far from coming to an end.... It is essential to state that beginning from its nascence before Christ, living through the heights of the Tang dynasty government, until its slow death seven ages ago, the silk road has had a remarkable role in external trading and political relations as well, extending far beyond the borders of Asia itself.... The first era covers a phase of fewer than fifty years up to the early1930s, whilst a consistency of European along with those coming Japan, and American scholars, working basically in China revealed a large amount of the ancient areas and artefacts of the silk road (Hansen 2010)....
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Such as trading in relation to silk road has not only facilitated to transfer goods from one region to another but it also assisted in sharing the culture and ideas through religion.... The paper 'cultural exchange via Trade' evaluates cultural exchange via trade, which has become quite famous in the Asian countries.... The author states that cultural exchange includes not only the transmission of goods but it also helps to share each other values and norms....
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trade along the silk road during the Pre-Mongol EraThe 'Silk Road' is the term used for the overland trade routes in Eurasia specifically China, Central Asia, India, and Europe.... Like any developments, some disadvantages were associated with the emergence of the silk road.... the silk road is not only a single route but instead composed of a string of tracks that connects the countries in central Asia to each other and the countries in Europe....
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