Tamralipti

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Tamralipti was an ancient and prominent port city on the eastern coast of the Indian subcontinent that served as a key maritime hub for trade and cultural exchange between India and Southeast Asia.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Tamralipti canonical 2
Tamralipta 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient port city
archaeological site
historical place
associatedWith Buddhist pilgrims
Indian Ocean trade network NERFINISHED
Silk Road maritime routes NERFINISHED
country India
declineReason emergence of alternative ports
shifting river courses
silting of waterways
flourishedDuring Gupta period NERFINISHED
Maurya period NERFINISHED
early medieval period
historicalRegion ancient Bengal NERFINISHED
knownFor Buddhist connections
cultural exchange
maritime trade
trade with China
trade with Southeast Asia
trade with Sri Lanka
locatedIn Indian subcontinent NERFINISHED
eastern India NERFINISHED
present-day West Bengal NERFINISHED
locatedNear Bay of Bengal NERFINISHED
Hooghly River NERFINISHED
mouth of the Ganges
mentionedIn Buddhist texts
Jataka tales NERFINISHED
Pali literature NERFINISHED
accounts of Faxian
accounts of Xuanzang
classical Indian literature
modernSiteNear Purba Medinipur district NERFINISHED
Tamluk NERFINISHED
religionPresent Buddhism NERFINISHED
Hinduism NERFINISHED
servedAs gateway between India and Southeast Asia
major maritime trade hub
port for overseas trade
tradeGoods horses
ivory
metals
precious stones
spices
textiles
tradeWith China NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
other Indian coastal ports

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India–Southeast Asia majorPort Tamralipti
Tamluk historicalName Tamralipti
this entity surface form: Tamralipta
Tamluk historicalName Tamralipti