How did Aurangzeb reserve the policies of akbar?Explain with any two example
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a. Unlike Akabr, who was a religiously tolerant ruler, secular in character and brought about great cultural intermingling. Aurangzeb alienated the sympathy and support of the Hindus by committing all sorts of atrocities on them.
b. Akbar had abolished Jaziya. He did not force India’s majority Hindu population to convert to Islam, he accommodated them instead, abolishing the poll tax on non-Muslims, translating Hindu literature and participating in Hindu festival. Aurangzeb on the other hand imposed Jajiya on all the Hindus in the country. Even the Rajputs and Brahmans were not spared. He dismissed the Hindu Officials from state service and allowed only those to continue who were prepared to embrace Islam.
c. One may also give example of attitude towards Rajputs, while Akbar, He followed a policy of diplomacy and matrimonial alliances with other kingdoms in order to establish close ties with conquered rulers. Further, Akbar also realised that the only way to become the emperor of India was to instil the support of the Rajputs . Aurangzeb on the other hand established, a strong centralised whereby, Rajputs began to assert their independence. Aurangzeb's invasion of Rajputana in 1679, contributed to the hatred
a. Unlike Akabr, who was a religiously tolerant ruler, secular in character and brought about great cultural intermingling. Aurangzeb alienated the sympathy and support of the Hindus by committing all sorts of atrocities on them.
b. Akbar had abolished Jaziya. He did not force India’s majority Hindu population to convert to Islam, he accommodated them instead, abolishing the poll tax on non-Muslims, translating Hindu literature and participating in Hindu festival. Aurangzeb on the other hand imposed Jajiya on all the Hindus in the country. Even the Rajputs and Brahmans were not spared. He dismissed the Hindu Officials from state service and allowed only those to continue who were prepared to embrace Islam.
c. One may also give example of attitude towards Rajputs, while Akbar, He followed a policy of diplomacy and matrimonial alliances with other kingdoms in order to establish close ties with conquered rulers. Further, Akbar also realised that the only way to become the emperor of India was to instil the support of the Rajputs . Aurangzeb on the other hand established, a strong centralised whereby, Rajputs began to assert their independence. Aurangzeb's invasion of Rajputana in 1679, contributed to the hatred
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Aurangzeb was Orthodox person.He applied jajiya tax on Hindus
He removed all the Hindus from higher post.
But was born with both Hindus and Muslims .so treat same to both religions.
So we can say that Aurangzeb reverse of akbar policies.
He removed all the Hindus from higher post.
But was born with both Hindus and Muslims .so treat same to both religions.
So we can say that Aurangzeb reverse of akbar policies.
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