The rise of Yazd came during the Late Antiquity, in the early 5th century, under the Sassanid King, Yazdegerd I. At the time, trade was a key contributor to Iran's economy and Yazd became a hub for merchants moving between Asia and India. As Yazd grew over the centuries, it developed into different districts that each had their own centre for the needs of residents, including bazaars, hammams, mosques, and workshops. Within the historic part of the city, there are 19 districts and they still have their own distinct characteristics, dominated by Jews or Zoroastrians.
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