The Impact of Nader Military Expeditions to India on the Collapse of his Sovereignty

After the Moghan Council, the concerned eyes of the society were looking forward to the next action, which perhaps after all these tensions and battles, now relying on the monarchy to strengthen internal sovereignty and create political, and economic security and give itself and society a chance to find themselves.  Nader also faced dozens of difficult internal and regional problems that he had to deal with, but he unbelievably prepared a difficult trip to India, which, given the structure of the young Afshari government, made the military campaign against India seem simple and esoteric. He found it risky and challenging, and seriously damaged the foundations of his rule. The main issue of the present study is to examine the role, impact and consequences of Nader's invasion of India during his rule. It also investigates how and why that attack affected many aspects of his rule and affected its decline and dissolution. Why Nader's invasion of India hastened the collapse of his rule? This study uses library resources and implements a descriptive and and explanatory approach. The results reveals that Nader's invasion of India had far-reaching consequences for him, and that his demise and fall had a profound effect on his relations with his family, commanders, troops, and peasant.