Question

conclusion of history project on akbar the great?

Answer 1

Akbar the Great is qualified as a leader in many ways: he was a great emperor of the Mughal Empire, he did justice to his subject (by punishing people who did something wrong, forgetting their status), guided the Mughal army, and conquered Afghanistan, Kashmir and most of present-day India and Pakistan by doing so. 
            His legacy showed that he had accepted all cultures. Akbar found out that support from the subject is always needed to build a strong empire. So he decided to do something in the subject's favor: anti-discrimination laws. Though his religion was Muslim, he made sure there were no discrimination against other religions. Religious tolerance wasn't the only thing he did, Akbar also banished other laws that seemed unfair.
          Akbar helped unify India by bringing people from different religions and kingdoms together. The Mughal empire was small and religiously intolerant. As emperor, Akbar expanded the empire and established fair laws. Without him, things like slavery and discriminating laws would still be in India.

Answer 2

Answer:

Several factors make Akbar the Great a qualified leader: he was a great ruler of the Mughal Empire,

Explanation:

Akbar the Magnificent was a great emperor of the Mughal Empire, he treated his subjects justly (punishing those who did wrong, disregarding their status), he led the Mughal army, and by doing so, he conquered Afghanistan, Kashmir, and the majority of modern-day India and Pakistan.

His legacy reflected his acceptance of all cultures. Akbar discovered that in order to establish a powerful empire, support from the subject is always necessary. So he made the decision to implement anti-discrimination laws, which would benefit the subject. Despite being a Muslim, he made sure that people of different faiths were not treated unfairly. Akbar not only promoted religious tolerance but also abolished other unjust laws.

Akbar brought together individuals from various kingdoms and religions, which contributed to the unification of India. The Mughal kingdom was limited and intolerant of other religions. Akbar enlarged the empire and enacted just laws while serving as emperor. Without him, discriminatory laws and slavery would still exist in India.

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