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The Persians sought to maintain control over the silk trade with China to capitalize on the lucrative profits generated by this highly sought-after commodity. Silk was not only valuable in itself but also served as a status symbol in various cultures, enhancing the prestige of Persian merchants and the empire. Additionally, controlling the trade routes allowed the Persians to establish strong economic ties with other civilizations, facilitating cultural exchanges and increasing their influence across regions. This strategic control helped solidify the Persian Empire's position as a key player in the ancient global economy.

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