Akbar the Great
Akbar, the third Mughal emperor of India, was a great ruler during his reign from 1556-1605 A. ... Akbar was especially a significant ruler in political and cultural aspects. Akbar was a skillful emperor and knew how to control his territory well. ... In addition, Akbar made sure that good work was well rewarded. ... Akbar was a brilliant, decisive and swift to act general. ... In addition, Akbar built the largest army ever in the history of the Mughal Empire. ... The Mughal Empire under Akbar’s rule had grown to a size as big as Europe. Akbar, like many other successful emperors from distinct empires, accepted the policy of religious tolerance. ... Akbar’s religious tolerance strengthened his empire and earned him his special place in history. Akbar, during his long successful reign, contributed much to the Mughal Empire especially for his cleverness in controlling, conquering, and his tolerance in all faiths.