They accept it when it comes to accepting tourism revenue but at the same reject it in the name of hindutva. What a shameless lot.
This is Jodha Bai's Hindu mandir inside the Zenana of Fatehpur Sikri. She was the wife of Akbar and mother of Jahangir. These Hindutva idiots conveniently forget the role of Jodha bai in Mughal history. Jodha Bai's Mughal name was Maryam-uz-Zamani.
Manbhawati (Man) Bai,
[1] was the daughter of
Raja Bhagwant Das, the ruler of
Amer.
[2] She was the granddaughter of Raja
Bharmal and sister of
Raja Man Singh and Raja Madho Singh. Furthermore, she was also a niece of
Mariam-uz-Zamani who eventually became her mother-in-law as well,
by her arranged marriage to Jahangir.
[3]
Jodha Bai's father
Raja Bharmal, after her marriage to Akbar, was immediately made the commander of 5000 cavalry units, the highest rank that could be held by the noble in the court.
[68] Mariam-uz-Zamani's brother
Bhagwant Das in the year 1585, became commander of 5000 cavalry units and bore the proud title
Amir-ul-Umra (Chief Noble). His son,
Man Singh I, rose even higher to become commander of 7000 forces which was at par with the
mansab of royal princes. Akbar referred to Raja Man Singh as his farzand(son).
[69] The Mughals ultimately accepted Hindus as their own relatives, but Hindu hatred for Mughals lives on even in 2022.
Where is this width of heart among Hindutvas of today that Akbar (and his descendant Mughal emperors) had for marrying so many Rajput princesses and how that benefitted so many Rajput clans in so many immeasurable ways?
Jodha Bai
Jodha Bai's temple exterior in Fatehpur Sikri
Jodha Bai's temple interior in Fatehpur Sikri
Tomb of Man Bai
Mariam-uz-zamani's Tomb Agra
This is the place where the Queen Mariam Zamani wife of Emperor Akbar and Mother of Jahangir are resting forever. People get confused by the name that she was a Mughal but she was a Hindu and Daughter of King Bharmal of Rajasthan .
Her name as recorded in Mughal chronicles was Mariam-uz-Zamani. This is why the mosque of Mariam-Uz-Zamani Begum was constructed in Lahore, Pakistan, in her honor. She has been also referred to as Jodha Bai or Jodhabai in modern times. Hira Kunwar, Akbar's first Rajput wife, was the eldest daughter of Raja Bhar Mal of Amber. She was also the sister of Bhagwandas and the aunt of Man Singh I of Amber, who later became one the nine jewels (Navaratnas) in the court of Akbar.
The Mosque of Mariyam Zamani Begum was built by her son Nuruddin Salim Jahangir and is situated in the Walled City of Lahore, Pakistan, while Mariam's Tomb is situated one km away from Tomb of Akbar the Great, at Sikandra, Agra.
Akbar the great's tomb
Sikandra is a fitting commemoration to one of the greatest Emperors to have ruled India. The life and achievements of Akbar, arguably the greatest Mughal Emperor, was the stuff legends are made of. Admired and loved by both Hindus and Muslims, Akbar was adored by his subject and happened to an artist of considerable skill himself.