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How many 'jewels' were there at Akbar's court?

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Answered by ajbhima2017

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The Mughal Emperor Akbar was a great lover of artists. His passion for knowledge and interest in learning from great minds attracted him to men of genius to his court. Nine of sale these courtiers were known as Akbar's navaratnas (or nine jewels).

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There were nine ' jewels' in Akbar's court.

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5.How many 'jewels' were there at Akbar's court?​

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How many 'jewels' were there at Akbar's court?