Abstract
In his major works, Å’īn-ī Akbarī and Akbarnāma, Akbar’s minister, Abū’l Faẓl enters many comments of a philosophical and sociological nature. He believes in a hierarchical order of society, but in a manner more sophisticated than that of his predecessors; and he has also a profounder sense of the role of money, not as a dissolvent, but as an instrument of a differentiated society.
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