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Relationships between the Liao Dynasty and the Arab Empire

Chen Ai-feng

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Commercial trade relationships were kept frequently between the Liao Dynasty and the Arab Empire for a long time.Although the history books rarely documented this situation,in recent years archaeologists have found strong evidence on it.The handicrafts from Arab Empire which abounds with glass products,rhinoceros,frankincense,amber,agate and so on flowed into the Liao Dynasty through the Silk Road,as deeply favorite by people in the Liao Dynasty.Polo fight, Cheetah technology prevailed in the territory of the Arab Empire,and the goldsilver,fruits,vegetables from here also spread into the Liao Dynasty.In the above which reflected in the various Literatures,documentaries,and murals in the Liao Dynasty tombs and carving of Buddhist pagoda found in the eastern region of Inner Mongolia,Liaoning and other places.Culture and the importation of goods had greatly enriched the material and cultural life in social.Meanwhile,the culture of the Liao Dynasty had also a certain influence to the Arab Empire by trade.The two exchanges were bidirectional ways.

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Commercial trade relationships were kept frequently between the Liao Dynasty and the Arab Empire for a long time.Although the history books rarely documented this situation,in recent years archaeologists have found strong evidence on it.The handicrafts from Arab Empire which abounds with glass products,rhinoceros,frankincense,amber,agate and so on flowed into the Liao Dynasty through the Silk Road,as deeply favorite by people in the Liao Dynasty.Polo fight, Cheetah technology prevailed in the territory of the Arab Empire,and the goldsilver,fruits,vegetables from here also spread into the Liao Dynasty.In the above which reflected in the various Literatures,documentaries,and murals in the Liao Dynasty tombs and carving of Buddhist pagoda found in the eastern region of Inner Mongolia,Liaoning and other places.Culture and the importation of goods had greatly enriched the material and cultural life in social.Meanwhile,the culture of the Liao Dynasty had also a certain influence to the Arab Empire by trade.The two exchanges were bidirectional ways.

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Commercial trade relationships were kept frequently between the Liao Dynasty and the Arab Empire for a long time.Although the history books rarely documented this situation,in recent years archaeologists have found strong evidence on it.The handicrafts from Arab Empire which abounds with glass products,rhinoceros,frankincense,amber,agate and so on flowed into the Liao Dynasty through the Silk Road,as deeply favorite by people in the Liao Dynasty.Polo fight, Cheetah technology prevailed in the territory of the Arab Empire,and the goldsilver,fruits,vegetables from here also spread into the Liao Dynasty.In the above which reflected in the various Literatures,documentaries,and murals in the Liao Dynasty tombs and carving of Buddhist pagoda found in the eastern region of Inner Mongolia,Liaoning and other places.Culture and the importation of goods had greatly enriched the material and cultural life in social.Meanwhile,the culture of the Liao Dynasty had also a certain influence to the Arab Empire by trade.The two exchanges were bidirectional ways.

Key concepts: Empire, Carving, Ancient history, Handicraft, Buddhism, Pagoda, History, China

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