Manorial Trade Network, the Indian Ocean Trade Network, and the Trans-Saharan Trade Network

It is a stable economy to compare and compare the real estate trade network, the Indian Ocean Trade Network, and the Cross Sahara Trade Network to build a strong and productive society. For today's highly developed civilization it is necessary to develop extensive trade relations in Africa, Europe and Asia. In the Middle Ages, sub-Saharan trade, Indian Ocean trade, European real estate trade was the main trading network of prosperity. Sub-Saharan Trade Network connects the Mediterranean and North African countries to Sub-Saharan Africa.

Existing trade routes including the Sahara Desert and the Silk Road crossing the Indian Ocean Basin and the Mediterranean Sea are prosperous and promote the development of a powerful new trade city in various regions. The Indian Ocean trade network includes Swahili and Melaka. The Silk Road has Kiev, Hangzhou, Novgorod, Baghdad, Venice. Tenoctitlan is isolated from most parts of the world and they established a trade network with the nearby empire and their conquest in the valley of Mexico. Such transactions are regulated and enforced by their merchants. Merchants will double even as spies. This is also known as Pochteca. Therefore merchants are an important part of the Aztec empire

Sub-Saharan Africa is part of two independent large-scale trade networks: trade in trans-Sahara across trade between West Africa and North Africa. Trade in the African Islamic Empire has brought great benefits, including the empire of Ghana, Mali, Songhai. In the 14th century, the King of Marimanamas was probably the wealthiest person in his era. In Mari, Timbuktu is an international science center, especially famous all over the Islamic world from Sankore University. East Africa is part of the Indian Ocean trading network and includes Islamic cities in eastern African coasts such as traditional Mombasa and Zimbabwe exporting gold, copper and ivory to the Middle East and South Asia, Southeast Asian markets It is.

The theme dealing with Africa's history until 1500: a network of trade and exchanges within Africa including Ancient Egypt, Phoenician Mediterranean Exchange Zone, Greek and Roman Empire, Christianity, Trans Sahara, Indian Ocean Trade System, Islam and Islamization , The development of state institutions in Africa and social and political construction across national boundaries After the expansion and development of the world trade system in Western Europe, the theme of African history is taken up. Topics covered include political development in Africa, development and abolition of slave trade across the Atlantic Ocean, discussions on slavery and sub-Saharanism, export transactions of slaves and goods in the Indian Ocean, and comparisons of various social systems developed in the African continent It is included.