Barygaza

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Barygaza is the ancient name of the important port city historically known for its role in maritime trade between India and the wider world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient port city
historical place
connectedBy monsoon sea routes
exported frankincense and aromatics
indigo
ivory
semi-precious stones
spices
textiles
flourishedDuring Indo-Roman trade period
early centuries CE
governedUnder Satavahana influence period
Western Kshatrapas NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance one of the most important ancient ports on India’s west coast
identifiedWith Bharuch NERFINISHED
Broach NERFINISHED
imported coral
glassware
gold
silver
wine
knownFromSource Greco-Roman accounts
Periplus of the Erythraean Sea NERFINISHED
Ptolemy’s Geography NERFINISHED
ancient Indian texts
languageOfName Greek
locatedIn India
western India
locatedInRegion Gujarat region NERFINISHED
mentionedAs Barigaza in some classical texts
modernEquivalent Bharuch in Gujarat, India NERFINISHED
nameDerivedFrom Sanskrit Bharukaccha NERFINISHED
opensInto Arabian Sea NERFINISHED
partOf ancient Indian Ocean trade network
maritime Silk Road system NERFINISHED
regionType coastal city
role gateway between India and the wider world
key port in Indo-Roman trade
major emporium for maritime trade
situatedOn Narmada River NERFINISHED
strategicFeature access to inland trade routes via Narmada valley
deep natural harbor
tradeWith Arabian Peninsula NERFINISHED
East Africa NERFINISHED
Egypt NERFINISHED
Persian Gulf ports NERFINISHED
Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Southeast Asia NERFINISHED

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Bharuch ancientName Barygaza