what were the chief causes for the decline of the mughal empire (18th century)
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The main reasons for the declineof Mughals were: Aurangzeb's religious intolerance- Aurangzeb had reimposed the zizya tax over non - muslims. ... Lack Administrative efficiency- Aurangzeb was mostly focused on his conquests and llackedin administrative skills, this lead to the downfall of his empire.
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kinda but i want bit of detail on each point like aurangzebs policies weak successors wars for succession court policies military weakness ad foriegn invasions
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By 1576, Bengal had become part of mighty Mughal Empire whose achievements Impressed all who came into contact with it. However, within 150 years, the empire was in decline a internal threats brought an end to Mughal supremacy. So, this are chief causes for decline of Mughal Empire during 18th century.
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