It is not known how or why the people of Huang He Valley raised silkworms. The silkworms were most likely raised for their silk like in the rest of China. Silk was an extremely valuable product often only legally worn by the rulers of China when not exported.
The legend of how silk making began credits Emperor Huang Di with inventing how to raise silkworms and how to spin the silk onto cloth.
The kingdom of Mali is located in the Upper Niger Valley. There, it provided a great gold and salt trade with land that was good to farm and raise cattle.
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Corporations raise capital by borrowing in from other people or companies. They also may use profits the company makes or sell stock.
the tax and the money people donate
The legend of how silk making began credits Emperor Huang Di with inventing how to raise silkworms and how to spin the silk onto cloth.
The raised horses, cows, sheep, goats, and oxen.
Yes they were domesticated animals
yes because the call him the dead man and a lot of people die in death valley so that's why his signature move is the tombstone
Silkworms are now raised commercially in Europe and the Northern and Southern Americas. They are from North China, North India, Japan, Taiwan, and Korea orginally. They are the only insect to be domesticated and completely raised by hand. They feed on Mulberry trees, so the farms raising the worms are usually near fields of Mulberry Trees. Some are used for educational reasons and taken to schools and other teaching facilities. The main reason to raise silkworms is for the silk they produce, which is between 1,000 and 3,000 feet long, in one single length. Even though there are no silkworms in the wild now, they are not considered to be threatened, endangered.
I have always thought that the striped silkworms which feed on Mulberry leaves are female. There are other types of Silkworms that dont feed on Mulberry. There are 4 silkworms that I have located in my enquiries are: (this is to the best of my knowledge and may not be entirely correct) 1. Bombyx mori L. feeds on Mulbery. It is the more common one that children raise. 2. Antheraea mylitta (Tasar or Tussah silkworm) feeds on Arjun and Asan and the Antheraea proyeli J (Oak Tassar) feeds on Oak 3. Philosamia ricini (Endi, Errandi or Eri Silkworm) feeds on Castor leaves 4. Antheraea assamensis (Muga Silkworm) feeds on the aromatic leaves of the Som and Soalu plants
The kingdom of Mali is located in the Upper Niger Valley. There, it provided a great gold and salt trade with land that was good to farm and raise cattle.
Thousands of people raise horses, having their own mares and raising the babies.
They raise money through the people. For example taxes.
they do stuff to raise it so dont ask me weirdos
Francis Harold Cook has written: 'How to raise an ox' 'Sounds of valley streams'
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