write a summary on the significance of Surat is a port city of trade and craft in mediaeval India
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During the medieval period, Surat was one of the major towns of India which had been a centre of trade for centuries. Surat was the gateway of trade with West Asia. Moreover as it was a port city, many pilgrim ships set sail from here due to which Surat was also known as the gateway to Mecca
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It was an important port and trading town during the medieval period. Surat was a commercial town. ... During the reign of the Mughals, Surat became a very important commercial city, famous for all types of textiles, particularly cotton textiles. Fine cotton with 'Zari' borders were produced by the craftsmen.
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