What is Comparison between Mughal emperor

Akbar and Aurangzeb

Akbar:
Akbar great believed in the religion.

He has not done the moderately religious and political interest.

After that subordinate, the Akbar has realized that the favor of Hindu can make a significant goodwill, so
he supports the Hindu.

Accordingly, Akbar entered into the conjugal relations with the princely family of Rajputana.

He removes the various dignities imposed on the non-Muslims and felt no scruple Hindus to responsible
posts under the government.

In the arts and painting the Akbar was much interested, and he loved the arts. He knows to make the
various art forms such as painting, music, architecture, and writing.

Akbar believed in the supremacy of rule and gave importance to monarchy, like practices of Zaroka
Darshan.

The stability of Akbar was unyielding in the empire, and it reaches very far wide under the Akbar.

Akbar has built up goodwill in the mind of every people of the empire.

Akbar maintained a superior court and loved grandeur and plenty.

Akbar entirely relied on his subordinates and worked up to the principle of minimum interference.

He was the right trainer for the self-reliant bureau and much efficient for it.

Aurangzeb:
Aurangzeb thinking was entirely different from the Akbar.

He was orthodox in the matter of religion, and he was not secular in the real sense.

He is not interested in the issue of politics, and also he not understands that very well.

Aurangzeb was not also interested in the painting and arts; by some process, he discontinued the art and
history writing.
Aurangzeb believes in the simple way of life, which is opposite from the Ashoka. He doesn’t want any
luxury in his life.

In the empire of Aurangzeb, the matter of Hindu perished has resulted with bigotry and tolerance.

He was very suspicious by nature and him not capable of trusting anyone even he does not believe in his
son.

Aurangzeb was not the right trainer; even he failed to train their successor.

Policy of the Akbar and Aurangzeb:

The policy of Akbar and Aurangzeb is more different from each other. The Akbar policy is liberal and
enlightened. He believes in all classes of this subject and cooperates with their whole-hearted securely
and makes it succeed in his empire.

On the other hand, Aurangzeb has the different policy. He has continued the wise and benevolent policy
of his predecessor. He removed the Hindu religion from their state and re-introduced the Jizya. He
imposed the additional indignities of them and even violated in their religious sentiments.

Aurangzeb is entirely tolerance the Hindu religion and makes the alienation of the Hindus. He also
contributed to the decline of Mughal Empire, and this factor introduced by the separation of the Hindu
sentiments.