This
is an attempt to amalgamate diverse aspects of early Indo-Chinese commercial
linkages and interactions such as the trade routes, the commercial centers and
its items exchanged. Even, this could be established from the various
historical accounts that early Indo-Chinese interface was always two ways
traffic and the elements of exchange may be categorized as material-religious,
through the different trans-continentals commercial routes from second century B.C.
to eighth Century A.D. The Chinese silk was in great demands among the Buddhist
monks, traders and ruling families of early India.
