Is it true that when the Mughal Empire declined in the eighteenth century, it led to the re-emergence

of regional states?

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The above statement is true.
Regional states started to reemerge as the Mughal Empire started to decline in the eighteenth century. However, the nature of the regions had changed as a result of decades of pan-regional imperial rule. There were still traces of the numerous small and large states that had dominated the majority of the subcontinent. This was demonstrated by the emergence of numerous distinct and well-established traditions in the fields of politics, economics, elite cultures, and language. Over a thousand years, from 700 to 1750, the various regions' personalities did not change independently. These regions felt the effects of stronger pan-regional forces of integration, but they never fully lost their distinctiveness.

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