Commercial Roads in Ilkhanid Era
Subject Areas : Epistemological and methodological researcher of historical research
Razavi saied Abolfazl
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(استادیار گروه تاریخ
دانشگاه آزاد اسلامی شهر ری)
Keywords: Persian, Silk Road, trade, Commercial Roads, Spice Road, Golf,
Abstract :
As the result of the centralization of the power, security. And thehegemony established by the ilkhanids; the grounds of commercialflourishment were prepared and the urban economy in many significantsections of their territory started development. The commercialdevelopment in the ilkhanid era, being directly connected with theMongol might in their vast empire, embodied the development of thecommercial routs in this era. In this period of history, commercialactivities in both land and sea routs bloomed significantly. The main partof the commercial activities was along "the Silk Road" and "the SpiceRoad". Mongols had a particular consideration for the commercial routsand being concerned with the importance of commerce, they werediligent to help them secure. More than one fourth of the ilkhanidgovernment income was required from trades as commerce' therefore,diligent effort an the further flourishment of the commercial routes wasonly natured. The subject of this study is to survey the situation of somepart of the commercial routes in the ilkhanid era which set the ground forcommercial relations with the land out of their jurisdiction.
