The macro-commercial boom of the Second Urbanization was heavily accelerated by riverine shipping networks. In early historical geography records, what was the Anu-Ganga axis?

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The Anu-Ganga represents the core river highway of ancient India. While roads like the Uttarapatha managed land caravans, heavy bulky goods like grain sacks, timber logs, and textile bales moved along the water channel of the Ganga. This river route connected cities like Sahajati, Varanasi, Pataliputra, and Champa, enabling quick transport down to the eastern maritime networks.

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