Scientific studies of many researchers show that Prizren during the developed feudal period was among the most economically developed territory in the Balkans. This also comes as a result of the road infrastructure, especially road of Zeta, "Via de Zenta"....
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Scientific studies of many researchers show that Prizren during the developed feudal period was among the most economically developed territory in the Balkans. This also comes as a result of the road infrastructure, especially road of Zeta, "Via de Zenta". From the gift act of Nemanjideve of 1348, issued for the monastery of St. Arkangjel Mikhail and Gabriel, it is known that in Prizren and adjacent area some economic activities such as handicraft, agriculture, livestock, etc were exercised. The economic activities such as of the currier, shoemaker, textile weaver, tinny production, wax production and cultivation of beekeeping etc were known. The development of economic activities in the town of Prizren urged the necessity of the establishment of the consulate of Raguza in Prizren in order to protect the interests of traders and facilitate the development for traders. Thus, on 8 III 1332, Raguz has founded its consulate in Prizren. The Consulate has protected the interests of traders
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