Why is Akbar called Akbar The Great?
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Akbar is called Akbar the Great because of his many accomplishments, most of which were military-related. His unbeaten record in military campaigns established the Mughal rule in the Indian subcontinent. During his reign, Mughal firearms came to be far superior. Akbar the Great also managed to extend the reach of the Mughal dynasty far into the Indian subcontinent and centralize his administration. He also incorporated non-Muslims into the empire’s realm. Despite the fact that his grandfather began the Mughal conquest, Akbar was the one who solidified all of the empire’s hold on its people.

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