Question

Arabs established trade relations with Chola empire. Comment.

Answer 1

During the rule of the Cholas in the third century BC, direct trade existed between South Indian kingdoms and countries in the Middle East, Egypt and China. This is evident from the several archaeological records, of those time. 
 
Horses were imported to the port of Kaveripoompattinam (now known as Poompuhar, in Tamil Nadu) from Arabia. Spices were a favourite commodity for export from this port. Records of shipyards are also found in archaeological manuscripts.

Answer 2

Arabs and many other rulers of the ancient world were found to have established trade relation with the chola empire.

The Navy of Chola dynasty is one of the important factor that led to the rise of chola dynasty and their trading activities.

Chola Dynasty was the longest ruling dynasty in the history of Tamil Nadu. According to the historical text references, Chola Dynasty was established back in 300s BC and ended in 1279 AD but found to be in largest extension in 1030 AD.

Chola Dynasty was known to have a largest navy which ruled the sea routes in 1030 AD. Chola Dynasty’s rule and relation with the regions of South east Asia is one of the profound truth and their largest Navy emphasizes the truth in a better way.

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