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Akbar, Emperor of India
The student of India who would at the same time be an historian, discovers to his sorrow that the land of his researches is lamentably poor in historical sources.
48 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 1, 2006
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May 30, 2017
Read it on iBooks. Well written, takes us back in time.
December 30, 2014
Akbar was a child King of India which grew to lead India through the longest period of peace the people had known. This is a short read but gives a a balanced view of Akbar as he struggles with economic and Religious issues .
May 5, 2016
Very good book, got some knowledge about Akbar, his life, principles. Abul Fath Jelâleddin Muhammed, is the real name of Akbar, Mâhum Anâga, the Emperor's nurse, Akbar's mentor name is Mir Abdullatîf, who teached him about tolerance towards religions.
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January 29, 2016
A good book on Akbar's life.
Best part is that it is short n crisp. Also tells about some of the interesting facts about the great emperor that I haven't seen in the movies or read in the books earlier.
Best part is that it is short n crisp. Also tells about some of the interesting facts about the great emperor that I haven't seen in the movies or read in the books earlier.
February 3, 2017
Although a tad bit Islamophobic maybe, it's a really good book which neatly summarises the personality that Akbar was. His virtues and flaws are discussed freely. I guess you can call this one a Goodread
May 22, 2014
Nice insight on Akbar , his life. Now visiting Akbar's monuments would be a very different experience!
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