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The Tughlaq empire fell due to the invasion of .

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Babur

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Firoz Shah

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Taimur

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Nader Shah

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The correct option is C Taimur
At the time around 1398, a Mongol ruler named Taimur invaded Delhi. Muhammad-bin Tughlaq and his successor Firoz Shah Tughlaq failed to restore peace. Taimur destroyed the kingdom, looted the capital and killed many people.

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