TRADE AND INDUSTRY

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  WE DECIDE TO DESCRIBE DIFERENTS TOPICS ABOUT THE TRADE ANS THE INDUSTRY

(this is a One textile sasánida the fourth century)

1. The Persian industry under the government sasánida was developed from the domestic to the city.


2. The garments were made of silk from China, and silks sasánidas reached everywhere, serving as a model for the textile arts in Byzantium, China and Japan.


3. The influence of textiles and silverware sasánida reached as far away as Hispania.17 The Chinese merchants arrived in Iran to sell and buy raw silk carpets, jewelry, makeup ... Armenians, Assyrians and Jews contacted Persia and Rome to Byzantium in a slow exchange. It was built in the Persian Gulf ports to facilitate trade with India.


4. The state tried to take control sasánida monopoly of trade, with luxury goods assuming a major role in it, and very active in construction of ports, caravans posts, bridges, and where the objective was to unite trade with urbanization. The Persians dominated international trade, both with the Indian Ocean as in Central Asia and southern Russia in times of Cósroes, although the competition with the Byzantines at that time was intense.


5. The main products exported by the sasánidas tissues were silk, wool and gold, carpets and rugs, furs and skins and pearls in the Persian Gulf. There were also freight traffic from China (paper, silk) and India (spices) on which customs imposed sasánidas arranceles and were exported to Europe from the Empire.


6. The extraordinary mineral wealth of the Pamir mountains in the eastern borders of the Empire, the legend originated on the Tajiks, iranio people who lived there and whose legend still lingers.