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The event that inspired Emperor Wu-ti to develop the Silk Road was the need for better trade routes and diplomatic relations following his military campaigns against the Xiongnu nomads. His desire to expand China's influence and secure access to valuable resources and goods from Central Asia led to the establishment of trade connections. This initiative not only facilitated the exchange of silk and other commodities but also promoted cultural interactions between East and West.

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