History, asked by dakshanarendra12, 4 months ago

Why
did Mohammad-bin- Tughlaq undertake
reformations in currency

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Answered by ivallithanmay

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Modern historians have given another reason. They say that there was worldwide shortage of silver at that time and India too faced its serious shortage. Therefore, the Sultan was forced to issue token currency. According to Barani, the Sultan issued copper coins while Ferishta says that these were of brass or bronze.

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