Describe activities at the court ag emperor Akbar
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As an emperor, Akbar made the Sufi concept of Sulh-e-Kuhl, or "peace to all," a founding principle of his law. Akbar displayed remarkable respect for his Hindu subjects and their faith. His first marriage in 1562 was to Jodha Bai, or Harkha Bai, a Rajput princess from Amber. Birbal became the only Hindu to convert to Din-i Ilahi, the religion created by Akbar. In 1586, Birbal led a military campaign in northwest India, where he was fatally wounded. Folk tales emerged about Birbal toward the end of Akbar’s reign. In these tales, Birbal was portrayed as clever, outsmarting other court members and the Emperor himself. Even though Mewar did not submit, the fall of Chitor prompted other Rajput rajas to accept Akbar as emperor in 1570 and to conclude marriage alliances with him, although the state of Marwar held out until 1583. One of the notable features of Akbar’s government was the extent of Hindu, and particularly Rajput, participation While in Lahore dealing with the Uzbeks, Akbar had sought to subjugate the Indus valley to secure the frontier provinces. He sent an army to conquer Kashmir in the upper Indus basin when, in 1585, Ali Shah, the reigning king of the Shia Chak dynasty, refused to send his son as a hostage to the Mughal court.