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What were the geographical factors that motivated the rules to choose Delhi as the centre of power

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Answered by mohammed0047
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Explanation:

The geographical features that motivated the rulers to opt Delhi as the center of their power are as follows:

Delhi was strategically located between two great rivers, the Indus and the Ganges.

Most civilizations developed on the river banks as rivers helped settlements with agriculture and transportation.

It was well protected by the vast desert on the west and the Himalayas on the north-east. So risk of invasion was minimal.

It was also close to the cultural centers of India.

Answered by sakshithakran71
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Answer:

Delhi was strategically located between two

great rivers, the Indus and the Ganges. Most

civilizations developed on the river banks as

rivers helped settlements with agriculture

and transportation. It was well protected

by the vast desert on the west and the

Himalayas on the north-east.

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