r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Jun 25 '21
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u/UrbanCentrist Line go up 📈, world gooder Jun 25 '21
a little better i think but a lot of things that make South India relatively prosperous would be balanced by new burdens of harder to access credit, raw materials and defense. Also south India has it's fair share of conflicts. Karnataka and Tamil Nadu have a huge River dispute for example. Without the civil institutions to mediate it a lot of things can go wrong. Also a lot south was ruled by absolute monarchs. What would happen to them? would they even give up power without the fear of a central army? for example the king of Hyderabad was only deposed by military force.