U have red about akbars religious policies he embrassed all religions and showed respect towards people of the faiths- what values did Akbar promote

Dear Student, Akbar showed tolerance for other religions or faiths. He had sessions where people of all religion would sit together and reflect on their religi ...

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Standard VII

History

Akbar's Policies

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You have read about Akbar's religious policies that he embraced all religions and showed respect towards people of all the faiths. What values did Akbar promote?

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The policy introduced by Akbar treated every religion with respect and equality.
He always tried to maintain peace and harmony between people of different faith.
He also founded a new religion called 'Din-i-Ilahi' having all the common points from all the religions.
Akbar promoted the value of tolerance for other religions or faiths.

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