In the early centuries of the Christian era, the peninsula's advantageous position made it an ideal way-station for trade with Bengal and southern India, and attracted Indianized colonies from the Mekong valley of Indochina.
The peninsula was well-placed to benefit from trade and travel at the beginning of the Christian period.
The peninsula was located far from trade routes and was little more than a backwater.
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There have been no new walls built since they were destroyed during the Crusades.
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