Tis port status in the spice trade and cane

Tis, the most important harbor and commercial center of the historic district of Makran. There are remnants of the ancient monuments of great historical importance and is available for, ancient historians and geographers and his books have mentioned the importance of the commercial port. Tis, the Sasanian era and was considered the head of the harbor west of Makran was Seafood Seasoning. Tis the early centuries of Islam as a small but important port on the southern coast of Iran is mentioned, and one of the most important ports in the Makran coast are gone Sea traders through the East African ports of call as well Hindustan been associated. Tis, the season of growth and prosperity during the reign of the Seljuks of Kerman port was listed as historical sources of growth as well, from the island of Hormuz into the business perspective, as well as a center for the buying and selling of sugar cane and the Makran spice road is a major commercial routes. The Portuguese were the first colonial country, in the year 912 AH Makran Sea were attacked and entered tees, Later they found the English conquest of the region, with the arrival of Europeans to the warm waters of the South free of and declining production and export Paniz* And the ports of the Persian Gulf and the islands of Kish and Qeshm boom began in the late Safavid Port Tis lost their importance in the Makran coast So that today the commercial port to anything but a small village there. (Or today, the commercial port name is left except a tiny village) *Paniz: red sugar, cane juice.