Correct option is A
The correct answer is: (A) Universal peace
Explanation:
Sulh-i-kul was Akbar’s policy of "universal peace", which promoted religious tolerance, harmony, and peaceful coexistence among all communities.
Sulh-i-kul was Akbar’s policy of "universal peace", which promoted religious tolerance, harmony, and peaceful coexistence among all communities.
Akbar introduced this policy to maintain peace in his vast empire, which had diverse religious and cultural groups.
Under this principle, he treated all religions equally and removed discriminatory taxes like Jizya on non-Muslims.
Information Booster:
- Akbar formulated Sulh-i-kul as a part of his broader administrative and religious policies.
- It allowed freedom of religion and promoted secular governance.
- Akbar also founded the Ibadat Khana (House of Worship), where he invited scholars from different religions for discussions.
Additional Knowledge ):
- Religious equality: While Sulh-i-kul promoted equality, it mainly emphasized peace rather than explicitly advocating equal status of all religions.
- Intolerance towards invaders: Akbar was known for diplomatic and military strategies.
- Gender justice: Akbar introduced several social reforms (like banning child marriage and promoting widow remarriage).
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