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during which spice trade became an influential activity for European traders... The spice trade from India attracted the attention of the Ptolemaic dynasty... The spice trade from India attracted the attention of the Ptolemaic dynasty... The spice trade from India attracted the attention of the... The spice trade was associated with overland routes early on but maritime routes proved to be the factor... Rome briefly played a part in the spice trade during the 5th century... One of the major consequences of the spice trade was the discovery of the... Now in control of the sole spice trade route that existed at the time... effectively establishing the first westward spice trade route to Asia... Indian merchants involved in spice trade took Indian cuisine to Southeast Asia...

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The economically important Silk Road and Spice (Eastern) trade routes, became blocked by the Ottoman Empire ca. 1453 with the fall of the Byzantine Empire and Constantinople soon spurring exploration motivated initially by the finding of a sea route around Africa and triggering the Age of Discovery. | | Silk Road | Ottoman Empire | 1453 | Byzantine Empire | Constantinople | Age of Discovery | This figure illustrates the path of Vasco da Gama's course to India (black), the first to go around Africa. The trips of Pêro da Covilhã (orange) and Afonso de Paiva (blue) are also shown, with common routes shown in green. | | Vasco da Gama | India | Pêro da Covilhã | Afonso de Paiva | spices | herbs | Asia | ancient times | Greco-Roman world | Incense route | Roman-India routes | Kingdom of Axum | 1st century | Levant | Ottoman Turks | high | late | European | Age of Discovery | Vasco Da Gama | middle ages | modern times | Bay of Bengal | The spice trade from India attracted the attention of the Ptolemaic dynasty, and subsequently the Roman empire. | | Ptolemaic dynasty | Roman empire | cinnamon | cassia | cardamom | ginger | turmeric | Eastern World | Middle East | Common Era | Egyptians | Red Sea | Land of Punt | Arabia | Luxury goods | Incense Route | Indian | ebony | silk | textiles | Ptolemaic dynasty | Roman Egypt | Romans | further developed | Alexandria | Greco-Roman world | Calicut | Greeks | Eudoxos | Ptolemy Euergetes II | 116 BC | Africa | Sabaean | Himyarite Kingdom | 115 BC | Indian Ocean | Greco-Roman world | Western world | Java | Borneo | Periplus Maris Erythraei | frankincense | Image of Calicut, India from Georg Braun and Frans Hogenberg's atlas Civitates orbis terrarum, 1572. | | Calicut | Georg Braun | Civitates orbis terrarum | Persia | seventh century | eighth century | Abbasids | Damietta | Aden | Siraf | musk | camphor | ambergris | sandalwood | Ibn Ziyad | sultan | Yemen | Moluccan | Sri Lanka | East Africa | 1150 | fourteenth century | Hsuan Tsang | Puri | Molucca | Brazil | Cabral | Amerigo Vespucci | Lorenzo de Medici | 1501 | 1365 | fourteenth century | fifteenth century | Timor | sandalwood | cloves | Republic of Venice | Age of Discovery | Replica of Pedro Álvares Cabral's ship Anunciação, in the city of Campinas, state of São Paulo, Brazil. | | Pedro Álvares Cabral | Campinas | São Paulo | Brazil | American continent | Silk Road | Venice | Genoa | Constantinople | Byzantine Empire | Ottoman Empire | Africa | Henry the Navigator | Indies | Cape of Good Hope | Bartolomeu Dias | Manuel I of Portugal | Vasco da Gama | Cape of Good Hope | Malindi | Indian Ocean | Calicut | Indies | Portuguese Empire | One of Magellan's ships circumnavigated the globe, finishing 16 months after the explorer's death. | | Christopher Columbus | The Bahamas | Pedro Álvares Cabral | Brazil | Ferdinand Magellan | Strait of Magellan | Philippines | Spice Islands | European settlements in India. | | Encyclopedia Britannica | Ferdinand Magellan | the Victoria | Dutch | Amsterdam | 1595 | South East Asia | 1598 | East Indian | United East India Company | British East India Company | seventeenth century | Dutch East India Company | French East India Company | Louis XIV | Ceylon | 1641 | Batavia | 1652 | Banda | Islands of Northern Indonesia and Southern Philippines, commonly called the Spice Islands. | | Indonesia | Philippines | Spice Islands | Hormuz | Moorish | Turkey | Bengal | Surratt | 1620 | 1740 | Japan | Macau | Penang | British colony | 1786 | Holland | Jamaican | Georg Eberhard Rumpf | 1815 | Sumatra | West Indies | Grenada | The British constructed fortified military settlements, such as Fort Cornwallis, in Penang. | | Timor | Tibetan | eighteenth century | East Asia | Buddha | Salem, Massachusetts | nineteenth century | Aceh | pirate | United States of America | New Englanders | refrigeration | Hindu | Buddhist | Buddhism | Islam | Saint Francis Xavier | Christianity | banias | Syrian Christians | Fujian | Aden | Portuguese language | Malaysia | Indonesia | baking | 2004 | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations | FAO | India | China | Bangladesh | Pakistan | Turkey | Nepal | Gallus | Nile | Syene | Ethiopia | Myos Hormos | Ptolemies | Strabo | November 29 | 2007 | November 29 | 2007 | November 29 | 2007 | ISBN 0871692481 | ISBN 1568362498 | ISBN 0195172418 | ISBN 8120615492 | Fage, John Donnelly | ISBN 0521215927 | ISBN 0521011094 | Crone, Patricia | ISBN 1593331029 | Shaw, Ian | ISBN 0192804588 | Ball, Warwick | ISBN 0415113768 | ISBN 0226467317 | series | Trade routes | Amber Road | Hærvejen | Incense Route | Kamboja-Dvaravati Route | King's Highway | Roman-India routes | Royal Road | Salt Road | Siberian Route | Silk Road | Spice Route | Tea route | Varangians to the Greeks | Via Maris | Triangular trade | Volga trade route | Trans-Saharan trade | Old Salt Route | Hanseatic League | Grand Trunk Road | v | d | Herbs | Angelica | Basil | Basil, holy | Basil, Thai | Bay leaf | Boldo | Bolivian Coriander | Borage | Chervil | Chives | Cicely | Coriander leaf (cilantro) | Cress | Curry leaf | Dill | Elsholtzia ciliata | Epazote | Eryngium foetidum (long coriander) | Hemp | Hoja santa | Houttuynia cordata (giấp cá) | Hyssop | Lavender | Lemon balm | Lemon grass | Lemon verbena | Limnophila aromatica (rice paddy herb) | Lovage | Marjoram | Mint | Mitsuba | Oregano | Parsley | Perilla (shiso) | Rosemary | Rue | Sage | Savory | Sorrel | Tarragon | Thyme | Vietnamese coriander (rau răm) | Woodruff | Spices | Ajwain (bishop's weed) | Aleppo pepper | Allspice | Amchur (mango powder) | Anise | Aromatic ginger | Asafoetida | Camphor | Caraway | Cardamom | Cardamom, black | Cassia | Cayenne pepper | Celery seed | Chenpi | Chili | Cinnamon | Clove | Coriander seed | Cubeb | Cumin | Cumin, black | Dill & dill seed | Fennel | Fenugreek | Fingerroot (krachai) | Galangal, greater | Galangal, lesser | Garlic | Ginger | Golpar | Grains of Paradise | Grains of Selim | Horseradish | Juniper berry | Liquorice | Mace | Mahlab | Malabathrum (tejpat) | Mustard, black | Mustard, brown | Mustard, white | Nigella (kalonji) | Nutmeg | Paprika | Peppercorn (black, green & white) | Pepper, long | Pepper, Brazilian | Pepper, Peruvian | Pomegranate seed (anardana) | Poppy seed | Saffron | Sarsaparilla | Sassafras | Sesame | Sichuan pepper (huājiāo, sansho) | Star anise | Sumac | Tasmanian pepper | Tamarind | Tonka bean | Turmeric | Vanilla | Wasabi | Zedoary | Zest | Herb and spice mixtures | 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