https://chronoarchives.com//index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=TrapesondTrapesond - Revision history2026-04-30T15:55:37ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.39.17https://chronoarchives.com//index.php?title=Trapesond&diff=640&oldid=prevAdmin: Created page with " ==Etymology and other names== ==History== ==Geography== ==Demographics== ==Economy== ==Culture== ==Government== ==Military== ==Education== ==Transportation== ==Notable People== ==Sources from old books== ==Sources from old books:== ===1638. The merchants mappe of commerce wherein by Lewes Roberts.=== <blockquote>Of TRAPESOND and the Trade thereof. Trapesond formerly the seat of an Empire, now a Province of the grand signior is inhabited by Jewes,..."2025-01-03T22:31:33Z<p>Created page with " ==Etymology and other names== ==History== ==Geography== ==Demographics== ==Economy== ==Culture== ==Government== ==Military== ==Education== ==Transportation== ==Notable People== ==Sources from old books== ==Sources from old books:== ===1638. The merchants mappe of commerce wherein by Lewes Roberts.=== <blockquote>Of TRAPESOND and the Trade thereof. Trapesond formerly the seat of an Empire, now a Province of <a href="/index.php/The_Turkish_Empire" title="The Turkish Empire">the grand signior</a> is inhabited by Jewes,..."</p>
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==Etymology and other names==<br />
==History==<br />
==Geography==<br />
==Demographics==<br />
==Economy==<br />
==Culture==<br />
==Government==<br />
==Military==<br />
==Education==<br />
==Transportation==<br />
==Notable People==<br />
==Sources from old books==<br />
==Sources from old books:==<br />
===1638. The merchants mappe of commerce wherein by Lewes Roberts.===<br />
<blockquote>Of TRAPESOND and the Trade thereof.<br />
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Trapesond formerly the seat of an Empire, now a Province of [[The Turkish Empire|the grand signior]] is inhabited by Jewes, and Greekes, but principally by Armenians; the coines are those common with all Turkey.<br />
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There is found in Trapesond in use two weights, one for spices, drugges and fine commodities, which is the same with the weight of 〈◊〉, which they here brought into use in their great trade into this City from Gallata [[Caffa]] and other places subject in those dayes to their government; the other for grosse commodities, is the Rotolo, 100 whereof is the Cantar, agreeing with that common Rotolo of Constantinople, vide there more.<br />
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Their common measure is a Pico agreeing neere with [[Constantinople]], making about 26½ inches English.</blockquote></div>Admin