If Emperor Akbar’s policy of Sulh-i Kull (universal tolerance) had been rejected by all factions within Mughal society, which of the following describes a potential outcome for religious dynamics in India?
The rejection may have intensified Hindu-Muslim conflicts earlier on, altering subcontinent religious demographics significantly.
A lack of Sulh-i Kull acceptance might not affect long-term trends given eventual British colonial dominance over India.
The Mughal Empire’s collapse could’ve been expedited due to increased unity among Hindu factions against imperial rule.
Universal tolerance failure might lead to accelerated Westernization as elites sought new ideological foundations from Europe rather than Islamic or Hindu traditions.
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