1. Akbar the Great and His Religious Policies
... argues that too much significance should not be attributed to it. It should be kept in mind that its language was similar to that of numerous such documents of the medieval period. Moreover, the war was not a religious one as can be seen from the fact that the Kachchwahas fought on the side of the Mughals. The farman was an isolated ... truth and discover the reality ", the ulama had other intentions. They wanted to establish their superiority over the others, and tried to compel their opponents into submission. Most of the times this would create a situation wherein the ulama would los...
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