Suri Empire

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The Suri Empire was a short-lived 16th-century North Indian dynasty founded by Sher Shah Suri, noted for its administrative reforms and infrastructural projects that strengthened overland trade and governance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic dynasty
North Indian dynasty
historical empire
administrativeReform centralized bureaucracy
classification of land for taxation
improved policing system
introduction of systematic land surveys
standardized land revenue system
battle Battle of Chausa NERFINISHED
Battle of Kannauj NERFINISHED
capital Agra NERFINISHED
Delhi NERFINISHED
Sasaram NERFINISHED
conflict Mughal–Suri conflicts NERFINISHED
continent Asia
country India
currency Rupiya
declineCause Mughal reconquest under Akbar
internal rebellions
succession disputes
endTime 1556
followedBy Mughal Empire NERFINISHED
founder Sher Shah Suri NERFINISHED
governmentType absolute monarchy
infrastructureProject construction of Grand Trunk Road
construction of bridges
construction of sarais along highways
improvement of postal system
introduced silver rupiya coin
knownFor administrative efficiency
monetary reforms
promotion of overland trade
road building
language Hindavi NERFINISHED
Persian
namedAfter Sher Shah Suri NERFINISHED
notableRuler Adil Shah Suri NERFINISHED
Islam Shah Suri NERFINISHED
Muhammad Shah Adil NERFINISHED
Sher Shah Suri NERFINISHED
Sikandar Shah Suri NERFINISHED
precededBy Mughal Empire NERFINISHED
religion Sunni Islam
startTime 1538
territoryIncludes Bengal NERFINISHED
Bihar NERFINISHED
Delhi region NERFINISHED
Malwa NERFINISHED
Punjab NERFINISHED
Sindh NERFINISHED
parts of Rajasthan
parts of Uttar Pradesh

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