The portion of Taouke in Persian Gulfs commercial relations at Achaemenian era.

Taouke of Achaemenian era, and especially at the age of Cyrus monarch, was supposed one of the important commercial and economic centers on the northern backsides of Persian Gulf. This port had been situated by a river which has been called Granis. Granis is the name of the same river as Shapoor which a branch of it called Helle pours into Persian Gulf from the north of Booshehrُs peninsula. Hence, Taoke could function as a center for commercial ships to carry their goods in the easiest way from Persian Gulf to Pars state. This part was also an assembling place for the community of kortashُs, worker, and artisans. Most of historians know todays Brazjanُs surroundings as the location of Taoke. The extant remains of Cyrus place in Brazjan demonstrates the fact that Taoke was founded in the age of this king.