What is the simple meaning of Akbar's Sulh-i Kul policy?
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Correct answer: Peace and tolerance with all
Sulh-i Kul literally conveys the idea of universal peace. In Akbar’s political thought, it meant fair treatment, coexistence and tolerance toward people of different religious communities rather than rule based on hostility to one group. It was not simply a policy of war, harsh taxation or palace construction, so the inclusive meaning in A is correct.
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Peace and tolerance with all
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Sulh-i Kul literally conveys the idea of universal peace. In Akbar’s political thought, it meant fair treatment, coexistence and tolerance toward people of different religious communities rather than rule based on hostility to one group. It was not simply a policy of war, harsh taxation or palace construction, so the inclusive meaning in A is correct.
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This is a Class 12 History question. Chapter: Kings and Chronicles: The Mughal Courts. Topic: Akbar's Policies.
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