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Akbar the Great Mughal Emperor - History of India | Educational Videos by Mocomi Kids

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Built during Mughal times

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Mughal Ruler from 1556-1605

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Largely surrounded by Indian Ocean as well as several rivers running through.

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Some traded goods included textiles, tropical foods, spices, and precious stones

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Trade was carried out mostly by Arab traders, since Indian traders did not care for travel on the Indian Ocean.

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Hindus were exempt from a non-Muslim caste carried throughout the empire

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Magnificent architectural accomplishments such as the Taj Mahal were built during the time of the Mughal Empire

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There were castes in the empire. Trade within borders was carried out by merchant castes

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Akbar wanted to convert his Hindu and Islamic subjects to the religion called Din-i-llahi which he had created

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The Mughal Empire under Akbar was one of the richest states in the world

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The empire extended over India and parts of Afghanistan, covering 4 million squared kilometers.

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Tolerant of all religions at first, but in 1658, it became exclusively Islamic, trying to get rid of Hindu influences.

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They formed a central government similar to those of the Suleiman in Turkey and Ivan the Terrible in Russia. They had an efficient government and fairly administered laws.

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All people had the right to appeal to the emperor for final judgement in any lawsuit