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Census of India (1921a). (Vol. XXII, Part II, pp. 180-181). References Are Found in Hindu Scripture Which Point to Its Great Antiquity. During the Epic Age This Industry Is Said to Have Firmly Established in the Kashmir Valley, and “Tradition Has It That When Krishna Went to Kaurvas as a Delegate from the Pandavas, the Present of Dhritrastra to Him Included 10,000 Shawls of Kashmir.

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• TITLE: Impact of the International Crises on the External Trade of Kashmir (1870-1947 A.D)

  AUTHORS: Brijish Jahan, Parvez Ahmad

  KEYWORDS: Artistic Excellence, Trade, Demand, Imports, Exports, Market, War, Decline

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.8 No.10, October 26, 2020

  ABSTRACT: War destroyed the communities and families in Europe and disrupted the developments of the social and economic fabric. But there were countries/regions which were not directly involved in these wars, had to face the same impact. For example, Kashmir situated on the fringes of the Indian sub-continent was equally affected by these International Crises. With the completion of Jehlum Valley Cart Road in 1890, trade increased manifold with Europe. But unfortunately, the involvement of European countries in war from 1870-1945 A.D, reduced the demand of highly praised luxurious items of Kashmir viz. Shawl, carpets, papier-mache, woodcarving, embroidery, woolens, silver item etc. Engagement of these governments in the gigantic war efforts: in which the whole economic activity was directed towards war industries, Kashmir while heavily relying on the foreign countries for its trade had to suffer.