<span>The one topical reason for the plague portrayed by ibn khaldun which visited eurasia between the time period of 1331 and 1347 is that the rats, bugs, microbes, military clash in Caffa, as well as financial exchange or economic trade interfaces between Afro-Eurasia. </span>
<span>Ibn Khaldun described a few different causes of the plague during 1331 and 1347. He believed that rats carried the disease from person to person and from rat to rat. This was the same with fleas and also with bacteria that could be transferred through food items. Socially, trade became a large carrier as well as conflicts because people would carry the plague to different countries.</span>
