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Weak successors

The empire was a personal despotism and it's a success depended on a capable monarch

Absence of definite law of succession

led to war for succession


Posted partisanship at the cost of patriotism

Aurangzeb's religious and Deccan policies

Religious policies antagonized the rajputs,sikhs,jats and Marathas



Deccan policy kept the emperor away from the capital

Degeneration of rulers and nobles



Deterioration of the army

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Too vast an empire

The vast empire became difficult to administer efficiently

External invasions

Invasion of irani and durrani kingdoms


nadir shah, Ahmad shah abdali GAVE A DEATH BLOW

Economic decline

Endless wars stagnant agriculture decline in trade and industry

Advent of Europeans

European companies interfered in native politics hastening the disintegration of empire

Shifting allegiance of zamindars

Supported local rulers

Jagirdari crisis

Too Less jagirs and too many contenders

Rise of regional States

Three categories


Successor States


Independence dates


New States

Successor States

Hyderabad (1724 nizam-ul-mulk)


Bangal (1717 murshid quli Khan)


Avadh (1722 Sadat Khan burhan ul mulk)

Independent States

Mysore (Haider Ali)


Kerala (King marthanda Varma)


Rajput States (raja sawai Singh of Amber)

New States

Marathas Sikhs jats and Afghan

Socio economic conditions

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Agriculture

Pregnant and technologically backwards compensated by hard labour presents



Present paid revenue to state zamindars jagirdars and revenue farmers



Rice wheat sugar pepper spices cotton et cetera

Trade and industries


flourished

Export


cotton textile raw silk silk fabrics hardware indigo saltpetre opium rice wheat sugar pepper spices precious stones and drugs



Import


gold mask woolen cloth copper iron lead paper porcelain pearls dates dried fruits coffee tea ivory rose water

Education

Elementary education in pathshala and maktabs



Chatuspathis or tols for hindus'


Madrasa for Muslims' higher education

Society

Apart from 41 hours Hindus were divided into various sub castes



Muslims were also divided by considerations of caste race tribe and status

Art architecture and culture

Asaf ud daula in 1784 built Bada imambara at Lucknow



sawai Jai Singh built Pink City of Jaipur and 5 astronomical observatories in Delhi Jaipur mathura Banaras and ujJain

Paintings

Kahan Grand rajputana came into prominence

Poetry

Urdu in North


Tamil language sittar poetry