What was the impact of the pan-regional rule?

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Many regional governments developed.

Better opportunities for combining traditions.

People learned new skills.

All of the above

answer is D.

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The pan-regional rule's impact was that many regional governments developed, Better opportunities for combining traditions, and People learned new skills.
The pan-regional rule applies to the tendency to spread one's empire outside of their state. Many regional governments developed in the eighteenth century with the fall of the Mughal Empire. The Mughal monarchs greatly expanded their realm. As a result, there was a better opportunity to combine many traditions in government, business, elite cultures, and languages. People learned many new skills, etiquette, etc., without sacrificing their culture or sense of self. The state later broke into provincial autonomies due to the highly centralised government, with Aurangzeb being the only ruler after Ashoka to rule over such a huge area of territory that extended to the southern part of India.

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