What impact did Suleyman I have on the Ottoman Empire? He ended Mughal rule.
He introduced Hinduism.
He created a new legal system.
He enacted strict religious taxes.

He created a new legal system.

Explanation:

Sultan Suleiman I of the Ottoman Empire was characterized by a lot of successes which includes the progress of the nation in terms of being a strong power in warfare and trade. He ensured there was an increase in revenue and effective usage of it in the Empire. Islam was the prevalent religion also and there wasn’t introduction of Hinduism.

He also ensured that there was the use of an accepted centralized legal system for the Ottoman Empire which validates the use of a new legal system.

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