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Question
Give reasons why.
Akbar followed a liberal policy towards the Rajputs.
Solution
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Akbar realized that the support of the Rajputs was necessary to build a powerful empire. For this, he adopted the liberal policy towards the Rajput.
- Akbar treated the Rajputs with honour and equality and won their respect and loyalty.
- He married Rajput princesses to strengthen his ties with Rajputs.
- He appointed Rajputs on High posts in his court to win their friendship, loyalty, and cooperation.
- He abolished the Jaziya and pilgrim tax levied on Hindus.
- Akbar did not annexed the kingdoms of the Rajput rulers but only asked them to recognize him as their overlord and pay him regular tribute. The result of adopting this policy was that Akbar won the loyalty and support of the Rajputs, Who formed the backbone of a strong and stable empire.
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