The History of Silk Part - 10 300BCE-1880 BCE

The History of Silk Part 10 1662Introduction

The History of Silk between 300BCE-to the 1,880’s pursued the society of the Chinese which studied the history of the silkworm, and they sent the Indian and Chinese specimens of silkworms which they researched, and they transplanted to Europe. The British East India company did heavy artistical and plantation research on the Silkworm and went to England and France in Central Europe where the British East India company in the Ganges River valley was sent to other countries where their plantation owners were sent to study.

The Silkworm was discovered and helped the British East India company produce great profits and produced valuable goods and services to Europe in the 17th century. They studied the Roman times from the years 321 BCE- 297BCE to the reign of the emperor. They pursued the silkworm covering topics from influential classes to the British Position, the Rich Indian Costume persuaded the government of government to the Malay Peninsula their own amazing stories led to new storylines and cultures for the British Empire. In the year 1662 The British East India Company became a powerful force interfering in the British Strongholds of Bengal, India, and China- producing valuable goods and services that drew great profits.  The Silk industry in the Asiatic Society produced farther the Russian trade records. From 321 – 297 BCE the reign of Chandragupta, the emperor, wrote the Sanskrit text in 321 – 297 BCE.  The captain of the naval battle on the British’s ships sank. The Silkworm was researched and profited by the British East India Company in the late 17th century creating value and wealth for the British empire and Indian language went back to Roman times in the 2nd to 3rd century before Christ. The British East India Company produced the industrious profits that the Europeans needed to create their colonial empire.

This part talks about how the national Chinese turned to study the Indian Silkworms, they had a museum where global ones were put and studied and they studied the clothing of nations and those from countries such as Africa, Egypt and France. In the 1890’s they had the most ancient ancestor of the Chinese turned to study the Indian specimens and, in the summer of 1851, they had a crystal palace. In the Museum where they displayed the stuff, they manufactured sculpture and in England the East India Company just two years before wrote an instrument of human bones. They studied the clothing of other nations including those from upper Africa which includes Egypt. The Silkworms in the 1850’s started to be able to be produced and more commonly spread in different nations and parts of the world which included northern Africa and central Europe. The study of Indian silkworms continued in the Ganges River valley and their study of their work.

 In 1885, the year that Thomas Wardle’s visit to Bengal they charged him with collection of the Indian and Bengal specimens of silkworms. The Industrial Arts of India were written extensively and very influentially about in the British Market they were still written in India everywhere in October and November their research intensified. The palm of their hand was stroke in the workers buildings in the Bombax where four thousand cocoons would become one pound of silken yarn. India had an ancient and Strong Silk Industry, and the British East Inia company sent artists, researchers, bankers and plantation owners to study it.

The Silkworm was researched and transplants from India and China to Europe by the British East India company, the British used the Chinese to take the global ones, and they even went to Bengal to complete their research. The Chinese studied the Indian Silkworms and their nations and those from countries like that of the different specimens of their Silkworms who sent the plantation owners to study it.