Akbar And the Rise of the Mughal Empire
Akbar And the Rise of the Mughal Empire
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P 82 THE EMPEROR AKBAR hunting, and of all exercises requiring strength and skill. His courage was that cairn, cool courage which is never thrown off its balance, but rather shines with its greatest lustre under difficulty and danger. Though ready to carry on war, especially for objects which he deemed essential to the welfare of the empire or for the common weal, he did not rejoice in it. Indeed, he infinitely preferred applying himself to the development of those administrative measures which... he regarded as the true foundation of his authority. War, then, to him was nothing more than a necessary evil. We shall find throughout his career that he did not wage a single war which he did not consider to be necessary to the completion and safety of his civil system. He had an affectionate disposition, was true to his friends, very capable of inspiring affection in others, disliked bloodshed, was always anxious to temper justice with mercy, pre- ferred forgiveness to revenge, though, if the necessities of the case required it, he could be stern and could steel his heart against its generous promptings.
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P 82 THE EMPEROR AKBAR hunting, and of all exercises requiring strength and skill. His courage was that cairn, cool courage which is never thrown off its balance, but rather shines with its greatest lustre under difficulty and danger. Though ready to carry on war, especially for objects which he deemed essential to the welfare of the empire or for the common weal, he did not rejoice in it. Indeed, he infinitely preferred applying himself to the development of those administrative measures which... he regarded as the true foundation of his authority. War, then, to him was nothing more than a necessary evil. We shall find throughout his career that he did not wage a single war which he did not consider to be necessary to the completion and safety of his civil system. He had an affectionate disposition, was true to his friends, very capable of inspiring affection in others, disliked bloodshed, was always anxious to temper justice with mercy, pre- ferred forgiveness to revenge, though, if the necessities of the case required it, he could be stern and could steel his heart against its generous promptings.
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