Akbar meaning

He was succeeded by Akbar II., who lived similarly under the shadow of British protection.

Akbar died in 1605, in his sixty-third year.

In this strange faith Akbar himself was the prophet, or rather the head of the church.

The Akbar Shah was originally a stone of 116 carats with Arabic inscriptions engraved upon it; after being cut down to 71 carats it was bought by the gaikwar of Baroda for £35,000.