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😆Was there really the discrimination thingy in that era 🤔 😛 , tfs Raksha 😆
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😆Was there really the discrimination thingy in that era 🤔 😛 , tfs Raksha 😆
True that!Originally posted by: chitterati
Absolutely, in fact in certain parts it is very much present even in contemporary india !
Originally posted by: history_geek
Akbar did not discriminate.. Esp. his mother, very much loved female kids. :)
In reality Akbar did love his daughters more...😳Originally posted by: preetgurti
Its was nice hope they show us nicely
The twisted message 😆Originally posted by: blackvelvet
Thanks zee for spelling it out...I was having real trouble in working that out... 😆 !!
No he didn't, and it was pointless, considering the number of times he's told, he'd love to have daughters...😆
Right, its quite prevalent in this era, but my doubt was for that era especially in the royal household!
Nope, they considered children sacred.
that's what I was thinking too Gayu. I doubt Jalal would have had a conversation about it. Can't imagine any of them having that conversation. 😆
Thanks Abhay.Originally posted by: history_geek
Akbar did not discriminate.. Esp. his mother, very much loved female kids. :)
🤣 True!
