The East India Company lost its monopoly on the trade with China in this product during the prime ministry of Charles Grey, better known as the second Earl Grey.
In the 1890s, Mohammed Milza was the first to cultivate this crop successfully in Iran's Giran region, beginning Iran's export industry in it. Mustapha Kemal encouraged the cultivation of this crop in Turkey's Rize Province in 1924 as a way of achieving self-sufficiency. Although Vassili Starkov declined to accept a gift of it in the 1630s on the grounds that it was useless, trade to Russia by caravan in this product was greatly accelerated by the Kiakhta Agreement of 1727. The monk (*) Gyoki is credited with introducing this crop to Japan. George Huntington Hartford and George P. Gilman were the dominant American businessmen who used clipper ships to import this crop, while the Golden Lyon became the first English establishment to specialize in it under the patronage of Thomas Twining. The East India Company lost its monopoly on the trade with China in this product during the prime ministry of Charles Grey, better known as the second Earl Grey. FTP, name this crop that was thrown into Boston Harbor in 1773 in a namesake "party."
In the 1890s, Mohammed Milza was the first to cultivate this crop successfully in Iran's Giran region, beginning Iran's export industry in it.
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