1. What was a key feature of the medieval trade fairs in Troyes that contributed to its prominence as a commercial hub?
2. When did Troyes establish its regular fairs that contributed to its prominence as a medieval trade city?
3. What does the term 'Trade Goods' refer to in the context of medieval commerce?
Medieval Troyes — significance?
A key European commercial hub with frequent fairs.
Fairs in Troyes — frequency?
Held three times annually.
Luxury products — examples?
Fabrics, spices, linens, skins, wine, art.
Fairs — role?
Centers for trade and transit of goods.
Trade goods — main categories?
Textiles, spices, linens, skins, wine, fish, art.
European merchants — activity?
Facilitated regional and international trade.
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