1. Akbar the Great and His Religious Policies
There is every indication that he began his rule as a devout, orthodox Muslim. ... So did Timur, so that in his dominions and in the dominions of his successors, there was no persecution of Shias and even Christians and Heathens found place in his government and armed forces. ... However, all of them were above sectarian prejudices. ... Despite his liberal policy towards the Rajputs, none except the Kachchwahas of Amber joined the Mughal court. There were instances of Akbar going back on his tolerant and liberal attitude towards the Hindus. ...
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