Akbar, 1556–1605 (OCR GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)): Flashcards

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Akbar’s search for knowledge and his religious policies
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What aspects of Akbar's governance were significant?

Akbar was notable for his tolerance and efficient administration.

What was the principle of Akbar's religious policy?

Amity, equity, kindness, and tolerance were the principles.

What texts did Akbar have translated for better understanding?

He translated texts like the Mahabharata and Ramayana.

What tax did Akbar abolish for Hindus?

Akbar abolished the Jizya tax on non-Muslim subjects.

What was Din-i-Ilahi?

A religion Akbar attempted to establish based on all faiths.

How did Akbar support Hindu culture?

He renovated old temples and allowed new ones to be built.

What role did navaratna play in Akbar's administration?

Navaratna were Akbar’s nine gems advising him in governance.

What cultural contributions did Akbar make?

He combined Islamic, Hindu, and Persian architectural styles.

What did Akbar encourage regarding widow remarriage?

Akbar encouraged widow remarriage and Hindu-Muslim intermarriage.

How did Akbar promote Hindu-Muslim unity?

He implemented policies of religious tolerance and dialogue.

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