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Do you think having a clear system of succession in place, where the eldest son along inherited The throne could have saved the Mughal empire from disintegrating is the eldest son always the best candidate for kingship?

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Answered by nijhareshkumar

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The Mughals did not follow the system of primogeniture (where the eldest son gets the throne). They followed coparcenary inheritance (where the empire is equally divided among the sons).

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Do you think having a clear system of succession in place, where the eldest son along inherited The throne could have saved the Mughal empire from disintegrating is the eldest son always the best candidate for kingship?​

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Do you think having a clear system of succession in place, where the eldest son along inherited The throne could have saved the Mughal empire from disintegrating is the eldest son always the best candidate for kingship?