Question

What are the causes for the downfall of delhi sultanate's?

Answer 1

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The following were the main caudes rthe downfall of the Delhi Sultanate :

• The Sultans had conquered India by sword and they ruled it by sword. They never gained sympathy of their subjects. They were despotic by nature.

• Most of the Sultans were intolerant towards the Hindus. The Hindus were maltreated and forcibly converted to Islam. They were even made to pay Jazia.

• Most of the Sultans were pleasure loving and weak rulers.

• The nobles were opportunists and revolted from time to time.

• The Jagirdari system weakened the Central government.

• The army was not well organised and it was not well disciplined.

• There was no definite law of succession.

• The continuous invasions of the Mongols weakened the Delhi Sultanate.

Answer 2

Answer:

• The Sultans had conquered India by sword and they ruled it by sword. They never gained sympathy of their subjects. They were despotic by nature.
• Most of the Sultans were intolerant towards the Hindus. The Hindus were maltreated and forcibly converted to Islam. They were even made to pay Jazia.
• Most of the Sultans were pleasure loving and weak rulers.
• The nobles were opportunists and revolted from time to time.
• The Jagirdari system weakened the Central government.
• The army was not well organised and it was not well disciplined.
• There was no definite law of succession.
• The continuous invasions of the Mongols weakened the Delhi Sultanate.