Where did the Armenian and Persian merchants take the cotton goods from India?

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Punjab to Afghanistan

Eastern Persia and Central Asia.

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Armenian and Persian dealers took the cotton goods from Punjab to Afghanistan, eastern Persia, and Central Asia. Before machine enterprises, silk and cotton products from India ruled the worldwide market. Coarser cotton was created in numerous nations; however, better quality cotton frequently came from India. Parcels of fine materials were carried on camels back through mountain passes and deserts. Surat on the Gujarat coast connected India with the Gulf and Red Sea ports; Masulipatam on the Coromandel coast and Hooghly in Bengal connected with Southeast Asian ports for trade.

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