He eventually became widely known for his fairness, since he taxed nobles and Muslims at the same rate as Hindus, and he ran an efficient bureaucracy.
At the age of fourteen, he led twenty thousand men into battle against one hundred thousand men and emerged victorious when his enemy Hemu was struck in the eye by an arrow. That battle is now known as the Second Battle of Panipat. He eventually became widely known for his fairness, since he taxed nobles and Muslims at the same rate as Hindus, and he ran an efficient bureaucracy. Name this son of Humayan and grandson of Babur who ruled India for much of the Sixteenth Century.
At the age of fourteen, he led twenty thousand men into battle against one hundred thousand men and emerged victorious when his enemy Hemu was struck in the eye by an arrow.
(Jalaluddin Muhammad) Akbar (the Great)