The Mughal Empire: How Babur Built India's Greatest Dynasty — Fexingo History
In 1575, Akbar built the Ibadat Khana at Fatehpur Sikri—a round hall where Sunni scholars, Shia theologians, Hindu pandits, Jain monks, Zoroastrian mobeds, Portuguese Jesuits, and even atheists debated theology. But the experiment backfired: instead of harmony, it exposed intolerance and led Akbar to declare his own divine faith. This episode follows the debates, the scholars who challenged Akbar's ego, and the hall itself—a physical space where empire tried to engineer enlightenment. We meet figures like Abu'l-Fazl, who recorded it all; Bada'uni, the orthodox critic who fumed in secret; and Father Rodolfo Acquaviva, the Jesuit who almost converted the emperor. The Ibadat Khana lasted only a decade, but its echoes shaped sulh-i-kul—universal peace—and haunt interfaith dialogue today. #IbadatKhana #Akbar #FatehpurSikri #Mughal #religiousdebate #sulh-i-kul #AbulFazl #Badauni #Jesuits #Jains #Zoroastrians #Hinduism #interfaith #Din-i-Ilahi #Akbarnama #FexingoHistory #History #SouthAsia Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo [https://buymeacoffee.com/fexingo]
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