Question

how did akbar patronise art and architecture?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Patronizing their Persian painters, the Mughals took keen interest in paintings that reflected a collaboration of Indo-Persian synthesis. ... Akbar inherited Humayun's library and court painters; he expanded the art by paying close personal attention to its output

Answer 2

Akbar patronized art and architecture

Explanation:

• Akbar(1556-1605) the Great was the third Mughal emperor,

• Akbar was known for his great power expansion but apart from that he also patronized art and architecture,

• Persian Paintings are patronized by the Mughals mainly,

• Humayun’s tomb was the great architecture of his reign,

• Fatehpur Sikri- The new capital city of Akbar which is famous as the Fatehpur Sikri enclosed within its walls buildings.

• The Buland Darwaza, the Agra fort built by Akbar with red sandstone and marble.

Conclusion

These all architectural achievements are considered to glorify the history of the Mughal empire.