Akbar, however, was himself considered to be a healer to be healer by his miraculous powers. The court physician was one of the top-most officers of the court. Hakim Humam was such a physician who was one of the nine jewels (nauratnas) of Akbar. In 1581, Akbar curtailed the powers of Sadr (or Sadr-i-Jahan, the chief Justice and Administrator of the Empire) and he divided the empire in six zones...

In the middle of the third century BCE – some 2250 years ago – the Mauryan emperor Aśoka is thought to have directed the creation of the Brahmi script. Brahmi was used in all parts of India to write Prakrit and Sanskrit (except for the north-western regions where Kharoshthi was used to write Prakrit and Gandhari, and occasionally Sanskrit). Brahmi shows all the features found in the scripts des...

The Coleoscirinae (Acari: Trombidiformes: Cunaxidae) from Pakistan are summarized in this paper. Two species of Scutascirus Den Heyer (S. pirgus Chaudhri and Akbar and S. tactus Chaudhri and Akbar), ten species of Coleoscirus Berlese (C. baptos (Chaudhri and Akbar), C. carex (Inayatullah and Shahid), C. carnus Muhammad and Chaudhri, C. comis Muhammad and Chaudhri, C. disparis Muhammad and Chaud...

Abstract: Clothing and accessories were used by the people to articulate tremendous social cultural richness of civilization. Mughal Emperor Akbar’s biography ‘Akbar Nama’ (1595) is taken into account understand relationship between status clothing. A qualitative research method was identify roles their honour, power, shown through attires. The literature miniatures are studied parallelly find ...

Abstract Between 1562 and 1579, the third Mughal emperor Akbar undertook 17 pilgrimages to Sufi shrine of Muinuddin Chishti in Ajmer western India. This article analyses them as a form peripatetic kingship. It studies specific actions around show how they articulated understanding monarchy, one that derived legitimacy from spiritual authority masters sacred sites. then shows strategic location ...

Abstract This article argues that ṣulḥ-i kull (peace for all) as a specific term was introduced in the 1590s by small group of avant-garde Neoplatonists who worked at court Mughal emperor Akbar. It only following century developed into ethos became ideological mainstay rule both internally, its administrative elites, and externally, vis-à-vis their main rivals: Uzbeks Central Asia Safavids Iran...

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This article focuses on the Dādūpanth, a religious community centered teachings of Dādū Dayāl (1544–1603), Sant poet Rajasthan. The aim text is to analyze how various forms patronage affected formation ideology and identity this community. examines especially Dādūpanthī by focusing Janma Līlā (c. 1620), which contains an account supposed meeting between emperor Akbar, during rejects all offers ...