Give reasons for the decline of feudal system in north India.
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Explanation:
The fedual system led to decline in North India as fedual Lords gave only small part of land revenue to the king. Many fedual Lords like Paramaras and prathiharas became powerful and established independent kingdom.
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# The Decline of Feudalism...
The Medieval Feudal system, feudalism, worked well for many hundreds of years. The decline of feudalism occurred due to a number of events which occurred during the Medieval era of the Middle Ages. Feudalism was based on the division of land by the king to nobles and vassals in return for their military service under the Feudal Levy. Land was the main source of the economy and was dependent on the peasants who worked on the land.
# Reasons for the Decline of Feudalism...
The reasons for the decline of Feudalism during the Medieval period of the Middle Ages included:
£ The Crusades and travel during the Middle Ages opened new trade options to England.
£ England started to move from land based economy to a money based economy.
£ The Black Death - this reduced the population of England by one third. Labour became a valuable commodity.
£ The Peasants Revolt - Peasants realised their worth and demanded changes. Charters were granted but ignored by nobles.
£ More trade saw the growth of more towns.
£ Peasants moved away from the country into towns they were eventually allowed to buy their freedom.
£ Land was rented and the rights of lords over labour decreased.
£ The Feudal Levy was unpopular and as time went by Nobles preferred to pay the King rather than to fight and raise troops.
£ Armed men were paid a wage and Medieval warfare was financed by taxes and loans.
£ Nobles became weaker - the Kings took back their lands and power.
£ A centralised government was established.
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