How did the decline of the mugal empire in the 1700's happen

The decline of the Mughal empire in the 18th century had more than one reason.

Explanation:

Some of the most important reasons that led to the decline of the great Mughal Empire are:

A.Wars of succession:

Amongst the Mughals there was no law of succession. Hence every time there was a ruler who died, the war of succession between the brothers started and this weakened the Empire.

B.Weak policies of Aurangzeb:

He lost the support of the "Rajputs". Moreover after the wars with the "Sikhs, the Marathas, the Jats", the resources of the "Mughal Empire" was drained out.

C.Weak successors of Aurangzeb:

The "successors" were inefficient and incapable to stand against the revolts. At this point, the army was weak too.

D.Drain of resources:

Shah Jahan’s constructions of monuments and tombs led to the depletion of the resources.  

E.Foreign invasions:

The depletion of wealth was further aggravated by the invasions of "Nadir Shah" and "Ahmad Shah Abdali".

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