The development of Sikhism resulted, in great measure, from the:
a. Synthetic goals of Tughluq rulers.
b. Presence of refugees from Mongol raids in the Muslim sultanates.
c. Developing Neo-Confucian consensus in Song China.
d. Persecution of Sufi mystics by Hindu rulers in the northern sultanates.
b. Presence of refugees from Mongol raids in the Muslim sultanates.
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