name 9 jewels of king akbar?

Answer 1

As with many Indian rulers Akbar's court had Navaratnas ("Nine Jewels"), a term denoting a group of nine extraordinary people. Akbar's Navratnas were:

Abul-Fazel - Akbars's chief advisor and author of Akbarnama, the official history of Akbar's reign.

Faizi Akbar's poet laureate who is best known for his Nal u Daman, a poetic rendering of the beloved story of Sanskrit story of Nala and Damayanti.

Mian Tansen - a Hindu singer much beloved by Akbar who even called for him on his death bed

Birbal - a high noble known for great wit

Raja Todar Mal - Akbar's finance minister

Raja Man Singh - trusted general of Akbar's

Abdul Rahim Khan-I-Khana - an important noble and a renowned poet in Persian, Sanskrit, and Hindustani.

Fakir Aziao-Din

Mullah Do Piaza

Answer 2

Akbar became king when he was 12 after the death of his father Humayun. . Akbar did not know how to read or write but he valued education. .

His 9 Jewels were:


1. Tansen.
2. Raja Todar Mal: .
3. Abul Fazal.
4. Faizi
5. Raja Man Singh
6. Abdul Rahim Khan
7. Fakir Azeya-ud-din
9. Birbal:

Answer 3

Birbal court had "Nava Ratna - The Nine Jewels of the Mughal Crown". Nine of these exceptional men were gifted.
One of them, Tansen, was a singer so skilled that candles burst into flame at the mystical power of his song. Another, Daswant, was a painter who became First Master of the Age. Todar Mal was a financial wizard. Abul Fazl was a great historian, whose brother, Faizi, was a famed poet. Abud us-Samad was a brilliant calligrapher and designer of Imperial coins. Man Singh was a mighty general. Mir Fathullah Shirazi was a financier, philosopher, physician and astronomer. But of all Akbar's Nine Jewels, the people's favorite was his Minister - or Wazir - Birbal: the clever, the generous, and the just.

Answer 4

Akbar became king when he was 13 after the death of his father Humayun. His mom’s name was Hamida Banu begum. Akbar did not know how to read or write but he valued knowledge and talent a lot. He made his courtiers read books to him. In his court, he had appointed 9 jewels on the basis of their talent.

His 9 Jewels were:

1. Miya Tansen: Appointed in 9 jewels for his musical talent. When he sang Deepak raag, the lamps light up on their own. It starts raining when he sing raag Megh Malhar.

2. Raja Todar Mal: He was Akbar's financial wizard. He introduced standard weights and measurements during the Mughal period. He also implemented the new land reforms.

3. Abul Fazal: He was Badshah Akbar's historian. Along with Mughal history, he wrote Akbars biography, Akbarnama.

4. Faizi: He wrote poems, ghazals and songs. He was a poet. The king respected him for hiswisdom too.

5. Raja Man Singh: The reason for giving him place among Badshah Akbars 9 jewels is his courage. He won many battles for Emperor Akbar.

6. Abdul Rahim Khan: He was famous for his couplets. Badshah salamat also respects him for his giving nature.


7. Fakir Azeya-ud-din: He used to give the Emperor Akbar advice on religious matters.

8. Mulla do Piazza: The chief advisor of Emperor Akbar.

9. Birbal: He was known for his quick wit and his good advice.
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Answer 5

1. Abul Fazl, 2. Faizi 3. Mian Tansen, 4. Birbal, 5. Raja Todar Mal
6. Raja Man Singh, 7. Abdul Rahim Khan-I-Khan, 8. Fagir Aziao Din, and 9. Mullan Do Piaza

Answer 6

Abul Fazal,Faizi,Mian Tansen,Birbal,Raja Todarmal,Raja Mansingh.Abdul Rahim Khan,Fagir Aziao Din and Mullan Do Piaza.

Answer 7

The Mughal ruler Akbar, despite his illiteracy, was a great lover of the artists and intellectuals. His passion for knowledge and interest in learning from great minds led him to attract men of genius to his court, known as the nine courtiers of King Akbar

Abul Fazl (1551-1602) was the chronicler of Akbar’s rule. He authored the biographical Akbarnama. Abul Fazl documented the history meticulously, over seven years.

Faizi (1547-1595) was Abul Fazl’s brother. He was a poet that wrote verses in Persian. King Akbar appointed him tutor in mathematics for his son.

Mian Tansen was a singer for King Akbar, born a Hindu in 1520, who was a poet himself. He was a student of music from Swami Haridas and later from Hazrat Mohammad Ghaus. He was a court musician with the prince of Mewar and later recruited by Akbar as his court musician. Tansen became a legendary name in India and was the composer of many classical ragas. He was buried in Gwaliar, where a tomb has been constructed for him. There is a tamarind tree next to the tomb, which is reputed to be as old as the tomb itself. It is believed that one who chews a leaf from this tree in earnest faith they will be bestowed with musical talents. It is unclear if Tansen converted to Islam.

Birbal (1528-1583) was a poor Brahmin who was appointed to the court of Akbar for his intelligence, and became a court jester. Born by the name Maheshdas, he was conferred the name Raja Birbal by the Emperor. There are many witty stories of exchanges and interactions between the monarch and his minister that are popular today. Birbal was also a poet and his collections under the pen name "Brahma” are preserved in Bharatpur Museum. Raja Birbal died in battle, attempting to quell unrest amongst Afghani tribes in Northwest India. Akbar was said to have mourned for a long time on hearing the news.

Raja Todar Mal was Akbar’s finance minister, who from 1560 onwards overhauled the revenue system in the kingdom. He introduced standard weights and measurements, revenue districts and officers. His systematic approach to revenue collection became a model for the future Mughals as well as the British. Raja Todar Mal was also a warrior who assisted Akbar in controlling the Afghan rebels in Bengal. Raja Todar Mal had learnt his craft from another able administrator Sher Shah. In 1582, Akbar bestowed on the raja the title Diwan-I-Ashraf.

Raja Man Singh, the Kacchwaha rajput raja of Amber. (Later Kacchwahas built Jaipur, close to Amber). This trusted lieutenant of Akbar was the grandson of Akbar’s father-in-law. His family had been inducted into Mughal hierarchy as amirs (nobles). Raja Man Singh assisted Akbar in many fronts including holding off advancing Hakim (Akbar’s half-brother, a governor of Kabyul) in Lahore. He also led campaigns in Orissa.

Abdul Rahim Khan-I-Khan, a poet was the son of Akbar’s trusted protector and caretaker when he was a teenager, Bairam Khan. After Bairam Khan was murdered by treacherously, his wife became the second wife of Akbar.

Fagir Aziao Din and Mullan Do Piaza were two of Akbar's advisors

Answer 8

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Answer 9

Tansen,Daswant,Todarmal,Abulfazl,Falzl,Abud-us-samad,Mansingh,
Mir fathullah shirazl,Birbal

Answer 10

i dont know 9, but i know that tansen was one