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He became the intimate friend and adviser of Akbar, and helped him in his tolerant system of government. Professor Blochmann writes Impressed with a favorable ides of the value of his Hinde subjects, he (Akbar) had resolved when pensively sitting in the evenings on the solitary stone at Futchpar-Sikri to rule with ns even hand all men in his dominions; but as the extreme views of the lesened and the lawyers continually urged him to perso enter instead of to heal, he instituted discussions, because, believing himself to be in error, he thought it his duty as ruler to inquire These discmsions took place every Thursday night in the Thadat-khana a building at Putchper- Sikri, erected for the purpose.
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