Question

what. causes lead to establishing of commercial relations between the Roman Empire and India​

Answer 1

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The Indians and the Romans traded with each other through sea and the land (Silk route).

Many commodities that were not available in Rome, were imported by the Roman Empire from India. While pepper, indigo, sandalwood, muslin, beryl, ivory, glass beads were exported to the Roman Empire, commodities such as coral, horses, wine and olive oil were imported into the country (India). The well-developed trade route and the demand of the goods found and manufactured in India were some of the reasons that led to the development of commercial ties between the two countries.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

The Indians and the Romans traded with each other through sea and the land (Silk route).

Many commodities that were not available in Rome, were imported by the Roman Empire from India. While pepper, indigo, sandalwood, muslin, beryl, ivory, glass beads were exported to the Roman Empire, commodities such as coral, horses, wine and olive oil were imported into the country (India). The well-developed trade route and the demand of the goods found and manufactured in India were some of the reasons that led to the development of commercial ties between the two countries.