Question

How did the failure of Muhammad bin tughlaq

Answer 1

The failure of the earlier plans of Muhammad bin Tughluq caused a great loss to the treasury. He ordered that the copper coins should be considered equal in value to the gold and silver ones. This experiment also failed because every goldsmith started minting fake coins at home.

Answer 2

Answer:

s. The reasons for the failure of Muhammad Bin Tughlaqs project are following -

1. Raising the taxes on Doab Muhammad raised Land text in Doab,a very fertile area to 50% of the produce at a time when the entire reason was in the grip of famine.

2. Transfer of capital from Delhi to Daulatabad– According to Muhammad Bin Tughlaq, it was difficult to control South India to Delhi, and it was equatty difficult to control South India to Delhi while sitting in Daulatabad. So he asked people to move back to move back to Delhi. This caused resentment among the people.

3. Introduction of the token currency- Muhammad Bin Tughlaqintroduced the token currency of bronze coins to be used in place of silver coins called tanka. This experiment was, however a major failure.

4. Expedition into Khurasan and Qurachil- Muhammad Bin Tughlaq undertook expedition into Khurasan and Qurachil areas. He was unable to establish his control over these territories. This along with the failure of earlier schemes affected the prestige of the Sultansand led to widespread disconnect.