In 1562 A.D, Akhbar the Great married the eldest daughter of Raja Bihal Mal of Jaipur while this may have been for political reasons and a part of his philosophy. It is said that Akbar followed generally a tolerant policy towards Hindus. Akbar believed that all religions should be tolerated and that a ruler's duty was to treat all believers equally, whatever their belief is. He established a form of delegated government in which the provincial governors were personally responsible to him for the quality of government in their territory. Akbar's government machine included many Hindus in positions of responsibility - the governed were allowed to take a major part in the governing. Akbar introduced the Mansabdari system that systematized the
