Pre-modern global trade: Difference between revisions

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===Tea trade===

Tea was almost exclusively traded within [[Audonia]] until the advent of the [[Burgoignes colonial empire]]. Tea, salt, slaves, and spices were the backbone on which the [[Burgoignesc colonial empire]] was built. Massive tea latifundii were formed under the [[patroon]]ship system of the [[Dericania]]n colonizers and the existing tea forms were formed under loyal tea estate holders. Tea production in [[Daria]] is historically estimated to be have 350 tonnes a year in [[1586]], but by [[1646]] in the [[Burgoignesc colonial empire|Burgoignesc colonies]] alone production was recorded to 1.3 million tonnes a year. The various [[Maritime Dericania]]n states then used their trade networks to export that tea all over the world, creating tea markets on every continent. Most countries outside of [[Audonia]] and western [[Sarpedon]] (including [[Vallos]] were introduced to or became dependent on tea via the trading companies of [[Maritime Dericania]].

===Coffee trade===