what were the causes for the decline of the tughluq empire do not search in the net
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Due to the weak rulers after firoz shah tughlaq the empire collapsed.
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Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq adopted the policy of annexing the conquered territories of south. Muammad Tughlaq led it to perfection. But this policy proved against the permanent intrest of empire. Due to the lack of proper means of communication and transport, it had been always difficult for every emperor of north to keep south under his control for long
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Muhammad bin tughlaq's policies such as transfer of the capital and the taxation in the doab made him unpopular. Further the introduction of token currency and the failed military expedition emptied the Royal treasury. Timur's invasion of 1398 was the final blow to the tughluq empire
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