Akbar was born on October 15, 1542, in Amarkot’s Rana Veer Salar Palace. It was a brave and powerful ruler who spread the Mughal empire from Afghanistan in the west to Bengal in the east and Jammu in the north and Marathwada in the south.
| Region | The ruler | Mughal general |
| Malwa (1561 AD) | Bajabahadur | Adham Khan, Pirmuhmed |
| Chunar (1562 AD) | Afghan rule | Abdullah Khan |
| Amer (1562 AD) | Bharmal | Voluntary acceptance |
| Malta (1562 AD) | Jaimal | Sarfuddin |
| Gondwana (1564 AD) | Veeranarayan and Durgavati | Asaf khan |
| Mewar (1568 AD) | Uday Singh and Rana Pratap | Akbar |
| Ranthambore (1569 AD) | Surjanhada | God Das and Akbar |
| Kalinger (1569 AD) | Ramachandra | Majnoon Khan Kakshah |
| Marwar (1570 AD) | Rao Chandrasen | Voluntary acceptance |
| Jaisalmer (1570 AD) | Raaval hariri | Voluntary acceptance |
| Bikaner (1570 AD) | Kalyanmal | Voluntary acceptance |
| Gujarat (1571 AD) | Muzaffar Khan III | Khana Azad Emperor Akbar |
| Bihar and Bengal (1574-76 AD) | Dawood Khan | Munim Khan Khankhana |
| Kabul (1581 AD) | Hakim Mirza | Man Singh and Akbar |
| Kashmir (1586 AD) | Yusuf Yakub Khan | Lord Das and Qasim Khan |
| Sindh (1591 AD) | Janibeg | Abdur rahim khanakhana |
| Orissa (1590-91 AD) | Nisar khan | Man Singh |
| Balochistan (1595 AD) | Foil Afghaan | Mir Maasoom |
| Kandahar (1595 AD) | Muzaffar Hussain | Shahbag |
| Khan Desh (1591 AD) | Ali Khan | Voluntary acceptance |
| Daulatabad (1599 AD) | Moon goddess | Murad, Abdur Rahim Khankhana, Abulfajal and Akbar |
| Ahmednagar (1600 AD) | Bahadur Shah Chand Biwi | – |
| Asirigad (1601 AD) | Miran Bahadur | Akbar |
Akbar adopted such policies to maintain the unity of the empire, from which he could win the royalty of non-Muslims. While introducing his religious tolerance towards the Hindus, he removed the tax named ‘Jijiya’ upon him. During his reign, the people of all castes considered the same and played their relationship with their friendship very intensely.
