Silk Road (disambiguation)

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The Silk Road is a number of trade routes across the Eurasian landmass.

Silk Road may also refer to:

Art and media[edit]

Films and television[edit]

• The Silk Road (Japanese TV series), a 1980 documentary produced by Japan's NHK
• The Silk Road (film), a 1988 Japanese film
• The Maritime Silk Road (film), a 2011 Iranian movie
• The Silk Road (UK TV series), a 2016 documentary by the BBC, in three episodes, presented by Sam Willis
• Silk Road (film), about the online marketplace of the same name

Games[edit]

• Silkroad Online, a 2005 free multiplayer online game

Literature[edit]

• Silk Road, a novel by Jeanne Larsen
• Silk Road, a book by Eileen Ormsby of All Things Vice
• Silk Road, 2011 book written by Colin Falconer (writer)
• The Silk Roads: A New History of the World, 2015 book written by Peter Frankopan
• The Silk Road: Trade, Travel, War and Faith, 2004 book written by Susan Whitfield
• Silk Roads. Peoples, Cultures, Landscapes., 2019 book written by Susan Whitfield

Music[edit]

• Silk Road (album), a 1997 album by Art Farmer
• Silk Road, for string quartet Tan Dun
• Silk Road Fantasia, Zhao Jiping
• Silk Road, album by Kitarō
• Silk Road Suite, a 1996 musical compositions by Kitarō for the NHK documentary series
• "Silk Road", song by Rick Ross from Black Market (Rick Ross album)

Theater[edit]

• Silk Road Rising, a theater company in downtown Chicago

Companies and organizations[edit]

• Silk Road (marketplace), anonymous online black market (Tor hidden service) best known for the illegal drug trade, active from 2011 to 2013
• Silkroad (arts organization), a non-profit organization initiated by cellist Yo-Yo Ma

See also[edit]

• Belt and Road Initiative
• Maritime Silk Road (disambiguation)
• New Silk Road (disambiguation)
• Silk Route (disambiguation)
• Silk Way (disambiguation)

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