Why did the ottoman and Safavid economy prosper

Both the Ottoman and Mughal empires benefitted from the agricultural revenue of their land, as well as control of trade. Contrastingly, the Safavid Empire relied far more on its trade of raw silk and carpets to account for its minimal farming land.

Explanation:

c

explanation:

c

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