During the Tang Dynasty, the silk trade was strong and reached unprecedented levels. Courier stations were set up along the main trading route in order to provide food and shelter for traveling traders and messengers. A registration system was set up and traders had to pay a tax in order to receive a road pass.
The Chinese exported silk fabrics, lacquerworks, ironware, bullion and medicinal materials. They used gold and silk in exchange for horses, mules, camels, hides, woolen products,gems, jades, corals, colored glazes, medkaments and spices.
Special guides and caravan heads were responsible for sections of the trading route. They also acted as diplomatic envoys at times.
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A reliable food production and distribution system
The Tang Empire required that any country that wanted to do trade with and keep peace with them had to pay a tribute. Countries that participated included Korea, Vietnam, Japan, and more.
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cuz they traded tea silk, rice, porcelain, and steal
trade
tang ina nyo ! ang bobo nyo .
Tang Ina mo
new roads and waterways
By supporting farming and trade.
By supporting farming and trade.
charactersics of iternational trade
Crops such as vegetables and fruits and what ever they eat
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Beijing and Chang'an
it was a huge bustling trade center
A reliable food production and distribution system
Mongolia was a trade route to china. They had a large part in trade going both ways (Back,and fourth.)