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Conclusion of Sher shah suri

Answer 1

Sher Shah Suri's empire (green) at its peak Sher Shah ruled for a short period of five years, at his death in 1545, he not only consolidated his power but also brought about important reforms. He was a practical and farsighted ruler who was way ahead of his contemporaries. He is remembered in history for the numerous reforms that he undertook to strengthen the government. He place in history rests not on his military exploits alone, but on the exemplary efficiency of his rule, the many far-reaching improvements that he effected in all spheres of government, and the splendid measures that he instituted for the good of the general public.

Sher Shah Suri- a man of surpassing personal excellence, a great and exemplary ruler and the greatest leader ever produced by the Afghans. Sher Shah left behind an empire stretching from the Indus to the Bay of Bengal. However, he was in truth the greatest ruler that sat upon the throne of Delhi.

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Answer 2

Born in Sasaram, Bihar, Farid-ud-din Abul Muzaffar is most commonly known as Sher Shah Suri. He became the ruler of India in the year 1539, by taking advantage of the weaknesses of the Mughal Empire. He made some significant reforms in administration and revenue system. For instance, he divided the empire into 47 sarkars or provinces, these provinces were further divided into Parganas and he introduced the tri-metal currency and minted silver coins called Rupiya. He followed strict rules for criminals.