I ask my dad about Akbar - Page 2

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history is mistery 😆

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Akbar did marry several women after Jodha 😃

Among them, there were princess of Jaisalmer, Bikaner, and Dungarpur.

He married around 30-35 women in his lifetime. But yes, according to Islam, only 4 women are considered as legal wives and if a man wants to marry further, he has to divorce the former wives.

But in hinduism, there is no such compulsion for a man - he can marry as many times as he wishes. Most probably, that's why the Hindu Rajputs kings did not have any qualms about marrying off their daughters to Akbar.

The queens whom Akbar married after his 4th marriage, were known as secondary wives. But they were wives and not concubines.

It is said that Akbar asked the Ulema council to find a way so that all his wives get the same status and were known as his legal wives. But that probably did not materialize.

Originally posted by: doyelpakhi

Akbar did marry several women after Jodha
😃

Among them, there were princess of Jaisalmer, Bikaner, and Dungarpur.

He married around 30-35 women in his lifetime. But yes, according to Islam, only 4 women are considered as legal wives and if a man wanted to marry further, he had to divorce the former wives.

But in hinduism, there is no such compulsion for a man - he can marry as many times as he wishes. Most probably, that's why the Hindu Rajputs kings did not have any qualms about marrying off their daughters to Akbar.

The queens whom Akbar married after his 4th marriage, were known as secondary wives. But they were wives and not concubines.

It is said that Akbar asked the Ulema council to find a way so that all his wives get the same status and are known as his legal wives. But that probably did not materialized.

Thanks for information

History is a mystery.. A person told me...
I heard that as well

Originally posted by: doyelpakhi

Akbar did marry several women after Jodha 😃

Among them, there were princess of Jaisalmer, Bikaner, and Dungarpur.

He married around 30-35 women in his lifetime. But yes, according to Islam, only 4 women are considered as legal wives and if a man wanted to marry further, he had to divorce the former wives.

But in hinduism, there is no such compulsion for a man - he can marry as many times as he wishes. Most probably, that's why the Hindu Rajputs kings did not have any qualms about marrying off their daughters to Akbar.

The queens whom Akbar married after his 4th marriage, were known as secondary wives. But they were wives and not concubines.

It is said that Akbar asked the Ulema council to find a way so that all his wives get the same status and are known as his legal wives. But that probably did not materialized.

but in wiki its given as only 2 wivess...

Originally posted by: khushbuahmed12

but in wiki its given as only 2 wivess...

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