Question
Which of the following social and educational reforms
was/were introduced by Akbar? 1. He completely prohibited the practice of sati throughout the Mughal empire 2. He legalized widow remarriages 3. He revised the educational syllabus to lay more emphasis on secular subjects Select the correct answer using the code given belowSolution
Akbar introduced a number of social and educational reforms. He stopped sati, the burning of a widow, unless she herself, of her own free will, persistently desired it. Widows of tender age who had not shared the bed with their husbands were not to be burnt at all. He prohibited only the cases where women were forced to perform sati.
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