AKBAR AN EMPEROR TO BE REMEMBERED PART 1

 When we talk about the Mughals who ruled the sub continent for around 331 years starting with Babur in 1526 who won the battle of Panipat and become the king while this greatest dynasty in the sub continent came to an end in 1857 with Aurangzeb Alamgir's son Bahadur Shah Zafar. The king who was most liked in the kings who came to rule the area was Jalaluddin Mohammad Akbar.


AKBAR AS A CHILD:

Akbar was born on 15 October 1542 at Amarkot fortress to Humayun the second Mughal king he was borned while his mother and father were in exile. when his father Humayun died in 1556 he was crowned the king of the whole region at the age of 13 which was very unusual seeing the young age of the emperor a noble man in his court declared independence in Delhi a war was fought against him bairam khan the trusted journal of his father Humayun went to war and luckily the man was caught and he was brought to  young Akbar so he could be killed by him and by his own sword. In his childhood he was brought up by his foster mother and his step brother Adham Khan and strict rules were implemented on him that's why he was getting frustrated with the strict rules implemented on him Although he was not educated but in his early life he used to note important things which came into his use later in his life.


                              The child in this picture is Akbar rushing towards his mother

 AKBAR AS AS KING:

Although Akbar was an uneducated and inexperienced ruler but the way he controlled his empire and make it a peaceful environment for every people in the kingdom he was a kind and generous ruler he joined hands with the Rajputs who were described as the most dangerous clan in the region his future reform were indicated very early when he married a Hindu women and in future also encouraged Muslim men to marry Hindu womens and Hindu mens to marry Muslim womens  he  also banned the sacrifices of cows in public places as a ruler he always wanted to maintain peace among the citizens and don't want that people in his kingdom don't differentiate between them according to there religions and races.The rules and system made by him was not changed by his son who later came at the throne his justice and rules and the environment of the sub continent made by him is regarded as the one of the golden periods in the Mughals history which earned him the title of AKBAR THE GREAT.



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