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In order to keep his empire unified, Akbar tried to win the loyalty of his non-Muslim subjects. He reformed and strengthened the central government. Akbar then organized the Empire into provinces, districts, and villages, each with its own administration, or government officials.

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Akbar treated non-Muslims fairly by implementing policies that promoted religious tolerance and allowed them to practice their faith freely. He abolished the jizya tax on non-Muslims and encouraged interfaith dialogue and collaboration. This approach helped foster a sense of unity among people of different faiths in his empire.

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