Study of Akbar’s Rajput Policy, religious Policy and social reform in Mughal empire for wellbeing of people
Satish Shrirang Ubale
(M. A. History NET)
Dnyanprakash Vidyalay, Titawa, Ta; Barshitakali, Dist; Akola
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Mob No. 9168924686
EmailID – umeshsubale@gmail.com
Abstract
Akbar was liberal and loyal person. Mostly Akbar was secular person. Muslim people were angry on Akbar. Because Akbar was living good with other religion’s people, so many Mulla and Moulavi had opposed policy of Akbar. All Muslim people came together to oppose Akbar. They had decided to bring new king on throne. Who was his step brother. He was ruling in Kabul. All people had persuaded him to attack on Akbar and become king on his place. Because Akbar was not living as per teachings of Akbar. Due to this reason many revolts had carried by Muslim people. Akbar needed help from other people to control these revolts.
Bairam Khan was very close to Akbar. But still Bairam Khan had carried revolt against Akbar, so Akbar had thought to take help from Rajput to win this revolt. Rajput were brave people in Hindustan. Rajput were proud for their work. Akbar had maintained good relation with Rajput. There was historic importance in his policy of Rajput. Many people had tried to defeat Rajput people. But no one could defeat them. This was history of Rajput. Many historians of medieval India had praised policy of Akbar about Rajput people. This incident was new in history. Which Akbar used successfully.
Key Words – Rajput policy, Din-e-Elahi, Sulah-E-kul, equality, secular, social reform, tradition of sati, child marriage, widow remarriage
DOI link – https://doi.org/10.69758/GIMRJ/2604S01V14P008
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