Tracing the Trade Network between Korea and Arab in the History: Focus on the Silk Road and Maritime Route
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Tracing the historical inter-exchange between Korea and the Arab can guide future economic relationships. Arabs traveled to North Asian countries through the Silk Road in the history, a term used to refer to the traditional and trade based economic system of the western region. In recent years in Korea and Japan, as well as in China, in the field of economic history, the commercial prosperity of the Arab civilization has depended on its relationships with surrounding regions and the scale of its economic activities extended to the Mediterranean area through the Silk Road. A rising commercial route has turned ancient civilization, especially in Southeast Asia into world class life. Commercial link initiative to create the ancient trading routes is rooted in the Steppe Route, to link Eurasia through land and sea links and infrastructure into a trading network, that is also critical to understand Asian’s stretching from the dynamism of the oriental civilization in the history(The Baloch House 2017).1) This paper aims to describe the facts comparing through the survey the current data about the time when the Arabs traded with Koreans to confirm that goods and thought were exchanged between them during early period of Islam. The second chapter is overview the Silk Road as a trade route with in to East Asia and Arab Region also, Maritime route initiative commercial ties. In the next chapter will discuss about trade contacts between Korea and Arab within Silk Road and retrospective narrative of economic relations between the Middle East and Korea. And concluding remark will be included the implications on trade between Korea and the Middle East reaches back to medieval era.
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Tracing the historical inter-exchange between Korea and the Arab can guide future economic relationships. Arabs traveled to North Asian countries through the Silk Road in the history, a term used to refer to the traditional and trade based economic system of the western region. In recent years in Korea and Japan, as well as in China, in the field of economic history, the commercial prosperity of the Arab civilization has depended on its relationships with surrounding regions and the scale of its economic activities extended to the Mediterranean area through the Silk Road. A rising commercial route has turned ancient civilization, especially in Southeast Asia into world class life. Commercial link initiative to create the ancient trading routes is rooted in the Steppe Route, to link Eurasia through land and sea links and infrastructure into a trading network, that is also critical to understand Asian’s stretching from the dynamism of the oriental civilization in the history(The Baloch House 2017).1) This paper aims to describe the facts comparing through the survey the current data about the time when the Arabs traded with Koreans to confirm that goods and thought were exchanged between them during early period of Islam. The second chapter is overview the Silk Road as a trade route with in to East Asia and Arab Region also, Maritime route initiative commercial ties. In the next chapter will discuss about trade contacts between Korea and Arab within Silk Road and retrospective narrative of economic relations between the Middle East and Korea. And concluding remark will be included the implications on trade between Korea and the Middle East reaches back to medieval era.
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