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Srivijaya Maritime Trade
In 1025 Srivijaya still controlled key Malacca Strait routes linking spice and luxury trade between India, Arabia, and China;…
Timeline
- 1025Malacca Strait shipping lanes · Strait of MalaccaSrivijaya managed strait passage through overlordship intimidation and a port tariff system; merchant ships carried spices, camphor, ivory, and Chinese porcelain and silk, forming a hub trade belt linking the Indian Ocean and South China Sea.
- 1025Palembang · SumatraChola fleets captured Srivijaya's capital Palembang and carried off great wealth; trade control dispersed to ports of the Malay Peninsula and Java, and though strait commerce continued to flourish, the political monopoly was broken.
Sources
- Chola invasion of Srivijaya https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chola_invasion_of_Srivijaya
- The Indianized States of Southeast Asia — George Coedès (1968)