Question

where were the major centres of weaving in the late eighteenth century

Answer 1

Six major centres of weaving in the 18th century in India were:

Dacca
Benaras
Patna
Surat
Madura
Patan

Answer 2

Major centres of weaving in the late eighteenth century:

• Dacca, Madura, Patan, Surat, Benaras were famous in late eighteenth century.
• In British region Indian textile play a vital role in generating wealth for British government.
• In late Eighteenth century, all weaving centres spread across India.
• The Deccan region which is called Eastern Bengal Dacca. It became famous for jamdani and mulmul weaving.
• Benaras which is now called Banaras is famous for silk.
• The south part is famous for cotton weavers.

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