How did the mongol invasions of tamerlane in babur affect indian culture
a. buddhist nonviolence and the campaigns of conquest
b. greater prosperity weaken the power of the emperors
c. muslim and hindu custom blended
d. new laws ended the caste system

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D. New laws ended the caste system

This happened because the army was the central institution of the Mongolian society and was a meritocracy. A man could go from being a commoner to the highest level in command, depending only on his talent. The foregoing explains why the new laws ended the caste system.

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