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left much of the governing of the empire to ministers and the government became highly corrupt as a result. economic hardships grew worse under heavy taxes and revolts. mainly wars among rivals to the throne and local rulers who controlled their lands like independent kingdoms.

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There were several factors that led to the fall of the Delhi Sultanate such as:

  • Corrupt leadership
  • Economic hardships
  • Internal rivalry

The Delhi Sultanate was key to the spread of Islam to India but after some time saw a decline for various reasons with one very important one being corrupt leadership. Ministers had free rein in the empire and engaged in activities that benefitted them at the expense of the people.

There was also economic hardships and instead of the government doing something about it, they imposed more taxes on the people and this led to revolts.

There was also internal rivalry as various people fought for the throne at some point or the other which weakened the Sultanate from within.

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