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chinese silk continued to be in high demand in europe
It is unsure when exactly the first usage of silk was. The oldest evidence of silk usage dates back to the Shang dynasty. It wasn't until the Han dynasty that the Silk Road was created, although.
The Shang Dynasty commercialized silk as a product.
Shang Dynasty
Some things invented during the Qin dynasty were streets and the Great Wall of China. Things that were standardized were measurements, axles, weight, written language, and money. They also invented gun powder, legalism, and iron tipped spears.
During the Ming Dynasty, traders sought primarily silk and porcelain when engaging in trade with China. Silk was highly prized for its quality and beauty, while porcelain, known for its durability and intricate designs, was considered a luxury item in international markets. These products were significant drivers of trade and contributed to China's status as a leading economic power during this period.
No one made silk and silk came from silkworms which was discovered accidentally by on emperess in the Western Han Dynasty.
The Ming Dynasty, which ruled China from 1368 to 1644, significantly influenced neighboring countries, particularly Korea and Japan, through the export of cultural practices, art, and governance. The dynasty's emphasis on Confucian ideals, literature, and fine arts greatly impacted Korean and Japanese societal structures and aesthetics. Additionally, Ming porcelain and silk became highly sought after, shaping trade and cultural exchanges in East Asia. This cultural diffusion helped to solidify China's position as a cultural hub in the region.
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it was officially the tang dynasty
Women in the Zhou dynasty made silk by using silk worms.