Who did India trade with in their early days?

Answer 1

England mostly.

Answer 2

How early is early? I think before the Europeans, they traded with Arabs, Malays and the Chinese. Maybe with Africans too but I'm not sure about that. The current India has may ties with Africa lasting a couple of generations.

Answer 3

The East India enterprise, or Honourable East India enterprise (HEIC) grew to become into an early joint-inventory identifying to purchase and promoting enterprise interior the east indies that once being granted a royal shape by using queen Elizabeth I in 1600 won an useful monopoly of all identifying to purchase and promoting interior the east indies for the subsequent 21 years. in this time it grew to enhance into the digital ruler of India whilst it won auxiliary militia and governmental applications. the enterprise dissolved in 1858 following the Indian rebel of 1857.

Answer 4

You need to define "early days" more specifically... Was it the early days of independence? The days before the European colonization? The days before Mughals? The days before the Gupta? The days before the the Maurya? Something else?

Answer 5

France, Spain, England, the dutch, italy

Answer 6

AS EARLY AS THE FIRST CENTURY AD THERE WAS TRADE WITH ANCIENT ROME, CHINA, SOUTHEAST ASIA, AFGHANISTAN, PERSIA, AND NUMEROUS OTHER LANDS. SEE ATTACHED LINKhttp://india_resource.tripod.com/trade.html

Answer 7

Tea and precious stones to England mostly

Answer 8

probably the Red Sox cause they needed pitching.

Answer 9

europe of course!