• ISBN13: 9788171560066
• Binding: Hardcover
• Subject: History
• Publisher: Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd
• Publisher Imprint: N/A
• Publication Date: February 2, 1989
• Pages: 0
• Original Price: INR 695.0
• Language: English
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Akbar indisputably occupies the first place among the rulers of Hindustan. He is remembered as a great king who conquered and then protected Hindus. Not only was he equally great as a man, a warrior, and a statesman, but his reign fell at a time fitted to afford the free-est play to his eminent qualities. In India, the 16th century was impregnate with energy ; in it great political issues were brought out and at the same time, in all the provinces of social and intellectual life there was an outburst of vigour and activity which well corresponded to its gigantic external revolutions. The history of this period, therefore, assumes great importance and stimulates interest. The book examines in detail the life and reign of Akbar. It is written in such a style that it is intelligible to the ordinary readers and serves as original literature to the serious students and research scholars. We have planned to bring out reprints of all the classical works on History of India. We have already released a number of them and others are in process and would be released soon.

• Vol. II
• Preface by Dr. Buchwald.

• II. Section IV. The pacification of India and the conquest of Kashmir Chapter I. The insurrections in Bengal

• III. Chapter II. The rebellion of Mirza Muhammad Hakim in Kabul
• IV. Chapter III. Overthrow and death of the Pretender of Gujrat
• V. Chapter IV. The death of Muhammad Hakim. Akbar on the Indus
• VI. Chapter V. The Raushanis VII. Chapter VI. The Afghan War
• VIII. Chapter VII. Initiation of the conquest of Kashmir
• IX. Chapter VIII. Akbar's first visit to Kashmir
• X. Chapter IX. Akbar's second journey to Kashmir
• XI. Chapter X. The Emperor and his Court

• XII. Section V. The Emperor at the height of his power and his death

• Chapter I. The kingdoms of the Dak'hin and preparations for their conquest
• XIII. Chapter II. The downfall of Dak'hin independence
• XIV. Chapter III. Salim's revolt and Abul Fazl's death
• XV. Chapter IV. The death of Akbar
• XVI. Chapter V. At the grave of Akbar
• XVII. Corrigenda.
• XVIII. Index.