Akbar's Sufi mystical training had increasingly predisposed him toward tolerance and eclecticism, which gradually developed into a personal philosophy he called _________, or "at peace with all."

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Akbar's personal philosophy, which emphasized tolerance and eclecticism, leading him to be at peace with all religions and cultures, was called "sulh-i kull."

Akbar's Sufi Mystical Training Had Increasingly Predisposed Him Toward Tolerance