What was the most important effects of turkish invasions?
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Therefore, all sorts of people—rulers, labourers, educated ones, traders, the Brahamanas, the Vaisyas, the Sudras etc. lived together in cities and all of these, in their own way, helped in building and developing cities.
The rule of the Turks brought Islam and Hinduism together in India which helped in growth of that culture what we may call Indo-Muslim culture. Both the Hindus and the Muslims contributed in the formation of that culture which created a society in India which was different from the past.
The Turkish rule attacked severely the caste-system of the Hindus. Of course, the caste-system could not be banished from among the Hindus, yet caste-distinctions and untouchability received setbacks and lower castes got protection of the state.
The rule of the Turks brought Islam and Hinduism together in India which helped in growth of that culture what we may call Indo-Muslim culture. Both the Hindus and the Muslims contributed in the formation of that culture which created a society in India which was different from the past.
The Turkish rule attacked severely the caste-system of the Hindus. Of course, the caste-system could not be banished from among the Hindus, yet caste-distinctions and untouchability received setbacks and lower castes got protection of the state.
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turkish was invaded in 1700
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