Who was Akbar the Great and why was he significant?

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David Drayer
Aug 17, 2017

Abu'l -Fah Jalal-ud-din Muhammad Akbar. was the third Emperor of the Mughal Empire of India and perhaps the greatest Emperor.

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Akbar the Great was descendent of Ghengis Kang. He was a convert of Islam but was tolerant of the Hindu religion and attempt to integrate the Muslim and Hindu populations.

Under his rule the Mughal Empire triple in both size and wealth. The policy of religious tolerance brought peace within the kingdom.

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