Why were the debates with religious scholars important in the formation of akbars idea on goverence
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He wanted to have a balanced society
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During the 1517s Akbar had a discussion on religion with the Ulama, Brahmans Jesuit priest who were Roman Catholics and Zoroastrian. these discussions took place during his stay at Fatehpur Sikri in the religion and social customs of different people and hairs interaction with people of different faith made him realise that their teachings created divisions and disharmony among his subjects. ThusvAkbar came to an idea known as 'Sulh–i kul' Which focus on a system of ethics honesty, justice and peace.Abul Fall helped Akbar in Framing a vision of governance around this idea of Sulh–i kul which also followed by Jahangir and Shah Jahan as well.
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