Essay

From 200 BCE to 1450 CE, the Silk Road was established during the Han Dynasty and Romen Empire and controlled by many different empires up to the Mongol Empire. Over the course of time, the Silk Road linked western empires, such as the Rome empire, with eastern empires, such as the Han Dynasty. Along the Silk Road, many different peoples of new rising empires traded on the Silk Road leading to mixed cultures and human interactions. Trade using the Silk Road was never stopped even though many empires fell and rose.

The Silk Road was first established during the Han Dynasty and reached the Romen Empire. This was one of the first interactions between the two powerful empires and both empires benefitted from the increased trade. dsjkfbgjksanfdkjs

Although many empires fell and other rose during, the Silk Road was also used for trade between the East and the West but by different peoples. Soon after the Western Roman Empire fell, the Byzantine Empire was established and continued trades between the East and the West. The Islamic Empire was created and