Question

f) Why did Kabul become politically and commercially important in the 16th century?​

Answer 1

Kabul became commercially and politically important from 16th century onwards because along with Kandhar it was linked to the “Silk Route”.  

• Trade in horses was mainly carried through this route which was amounted to be around ? 30,000 annually, as horse trade was estimated to be about ? 30,000 annually. Slaves were brought here for sale.

• Camels carried dry fruits, carpets, dates, silk and even fruits from Kabul to Subcontinent.

• Horse trade was estimated to be about Rs. 30,000/- annually slaves were brought here for sale.

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