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mohmmad bin tubalak military achievement and admistrative reforms

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mohmmad bin tubalak military achievement and admistrative reforms

Muhammad bin Tughlaq (r. 1325–1351) is known for ambitious but flawed projects. His military achievements include campaigns in the Deccan, Warangal, and against the Mongols, but his most famous military venture was the f...

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8 marks Long answer

Critically evaluate the administrative reforms of Muhammad bin Tughlaq, highlighting why they failed.

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His reforms—token currency, capital transfer, agricultural loans—were innovative but failed due to poor planning, lack of public support, corruption, and harsh execution, leading to economic crisis and political disintegration.

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Discuss the causes and consequences of the Quarachil expedition.

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Causes: desire to conquer the Himalayan region and secure northern frontiers; Consequences: the army was destroyed by rain and disease, leading to loss of prestige and encouraging rebellions.

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Analyze the military achievements of Muhammad bin Tughlaq and assess his success as a military leader.

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He had initial successes in the Deccan, but his strategic errors in Quarachil and his inability to hold conquered territories due to rebellions show that he was not a successful military leader in the long term.

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Describe the administrative measures taken by Muhammad bin Tughlaq to improve revenue collection and their impact on the empire.

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He introduced higher taxation in the Doab and other regions, but the harsh collection methods led to revolts and economic distress, reducing the empire's stability.

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