King Harshavardhana's death brought about numerous changes in the country's social, economic, political and cultural Life'. Explain any two political impacts of the death of Harshavardhana on North India.​

After his death ,the whole empire disintegrated into many small kingdoms due to the miserable economic condition and lack of proper administration by his weak successor. Harshavardhana death leads to political instability in north India.

Harshavardhana was the last great ruler of ancient India. After his death ,the whole empire disintegrated into many small kingdoms due to the miserable economic condition and lack of proper administration by his weak successor. Harshavardhana death leads to political instability in north India.

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