His religious tolerance was evidenced by his repeal of the jirza tax on non-Muslims, and his establishment of the Din-i-llahi or "Divine Faith.
While establishing himself, he ruthlessly put down the rebellion of Mirza Hakim, as well as setting up his group of nava-rathna, or nine gems. He maintained a roving court, after trying to set up at Fatehpur Sikir, and part of this ruler's territory was contested by Sikandar Sur and another part by the Hindu general Semu. Among his regents was Bayram Khan, and among his conquests were Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Bengal. His religious tolerance was evidenced by his repeal of the jirza tax on non-Muslims, and his establishment of the Din-i-llahi or "Divine Faith." For ten points, name this Mughal emperor, grandson of Babur.
While establishing himself, he ruthlessly put down the rebellion of Mirza Hakim, as well as setting up his group of nava-rathna, or nine gems.
{Akbar} the Great