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Stealing and smuggle of silkworm eggs into the Roman Empire
The Silk Road
DateMid-6th century (552/563 CE)
LocationCentral Asia
ParticipantsTwo monks
OutcomeEstablishment of Roman silk industry

In the mid-6th century CE, two monks, with the support of the Roman emperor Justinian I, acquired and smuggled living silkworms into the Roman Empire, which led to the establishment of an indigenous Roman silk industry that long held a silk monopoly in Europe.

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