Tughlaq Dynasty: Ambition and Challenges
Students will examine the ambitious projects of Muhammad bin Tughlaq, including his capital shift and currency experiments, and their consequences.
Key Questions
- Predict the long-term consequences of Muhammad bin Tughlaq's decision to shift the capital.
- Analyze the reasons behind the failure of Muhammad bin Tughlaq's token currency experiment.
- Evaluate the impact of Mongol invasions on the Tughlaq Sultanate's foreign and domestic policies.
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