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List the problems faced by delhi sultans.

it was difficult for the rulers of the delhi sultanate like those of the slave dynasty, afghan dynasty, mughal dynasty, lodi dynasty, turkish dynasty, khilji dynasty etc. to control the large majority of hindus in the indian subcontinent. they tried to rule according to strict islamic laws which wasn't possible. akbar then thought of this and developed a new religion named din-i-ilahi, in which the basis was to pray to god. he tried to bring the hindus and muslims together which didn't work. aurangzeb again tried to establish the islamic laws. at that time the hindu rulers were getting tired of the muslim rule. this revival of islamic laws was too much for them. several revolts occured in which the main rulers who took part were shivaji, guru tegh bahadur and his son guru govind singh, the rajputs etc.aurangzeb was never able to defeat shivaji. to conquer the marathas he was absent from delhi for over 25 years, finally leading to the end of the mughal power in india and reestabilising hindu power in india.

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there was risks of mongolian attacks, indian ruler wanted to get the regions back , discovery of copper coin caused heavy financial loss

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 Main person to put the empire to downfall was muhammad bin Tughlaq

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1. muhammad bin tughlaq's 3 mistakes- taxation in doab, shifting of capital, bronze and copper coins to be used

2. razia sultan as she refused to become puppet in hands of chahalganis

3. nasiruddin mahmud- gave his kingdom to balbal who was ver cruel

4. daulat khan lodi-appointed babur to defeate the lodi ruler ibrahim lodi

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it was difficult for the rulers of the delhi sultanate like those of the slave dynasty, afghan dynasty, mughal dynasty, lodi dynasty, turkish dynasty, khilji dynasty etc. to control the large majority of hindus in the indian subcontinent. they tried to rule according to strict islamic laws which wasn 't possible. akbar then thought of this and developed a new religion named din-i-ilahi, in which the basis was to pray to god. he tried to bring the hindus and muslims together which didn 't work. aurangzeb again tried to establish the islamic laws. at that time the hindu rulers were getting tired of the muslim rule. this revival of islamic laws was too much for them. several revolts occured in which the main rulers who took part were shivaji, guru tegh bahadur and his son guru govind singh, the rajputs etc.aurangzeb was never able to defeat shivaji. to conquer the marathas he was absent from delhi for over 25 years, finally leading to the end of the mughal power in india and reestabilising hindu power in india.

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