Srivijayan ports

E605495

Srivijayan ports were key maritime trading hubs in Southeast Asia that controlled vital sea routes and facilitated extensive commercial and cultural exchange between India, China, and the wider Indian Ocean world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Srivijaya-related sites
historical maritime ports
trading hubs
associatedWith Srivijaya NERFINISHED
connectedTo Bay of Bengal trade network NERFINISHED
Indian Ocean trade network NERFINISHED
South China Sea trade network NERFINISHED
documentedBy Arab-Persian geographers
Chinese records
Indian inscriptions
facilitated spread of Mahayana Buddhism
spread of Sanskrit culture
flourishedDuring 10th century
11th century
12th century
7th century
8th century
9th century
handledCommodity aromatic woods
camphor
ceramics
gold
resins
spices
textiles
linkedRegions China NERFINISHED
East Africa NERFINISHED
India NERFINISHED
Island Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
Mainland Southeast Asia NERFINISHED
Middle East NERFINISHED
locatedIn Southeast Asia
locatedInPresentDay Indonesia NERFINISHED
Malaysia NERFINISHED
Singapore region NERFINISHED
Thailand NERFINISHED
majorPortExample Barus NERFINISHED
Chaiya NERFINISHED
Jambi NERFINISHED
Kedah NERFINISHED
Ligor NERFINISHED
Palembang NERFINISHED
partOf Srivijaya maritime network NERFINISHED
strategicallyControlled Strait of Malacca NERFINISHED
Sunda Strait NERFINISHED
maritime routes between India and China
vital sea routes
usedFor cultural exchange
maritime trade
religious dissemination
transshipment

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