This ruler instituted the zabt as part of his empire's revenue system with the help of his minister Todar Mal. Rajput leaders were incorporated into his empire's nobility as a counterbalance to the old aristocracy, and he married the Rajput Princess of Amber. Early in his reign, this man's rule was threatened by Hemu, whom he defeated at the Second Battle of Panipat. As part of a policy of religious tolerance, he abolished the jizyah tax ended Islam's status as the state religion of his empire. For 10 points, name this grandson of Babur, an administrative reformer, the
This ruler instituted the zabt as part of his empire's revenue system with the help of his minister Todar Mal. Rajput leaders were incorporated into his empire's nobility as a counterbalance to the old aristocracy, and he married the Rajput Princess of Amber. Early in his reign, this man's rule was threatened by Hemu, whom he defeated at the Second Battle of Panipat. As part of a policy of religious tolerance, he abolished the jizyah tax ended Islam's status as the state religion of his empire. For 10 points, name this grandson of Babur, an administrative reformer, the third Mughal Emperor.
This ruler instituted the zabt as part of his empire's revenue system with the help of his minister Todar Mal.
Jalaluddin Muhammad {Akbar} the Great