Akbar, Emperor of India, a Picture of Life And Customs From the Sixteenth Century
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Therefore he came with son, grandson and retainers to swear allegiance to Akbar. Upon his arrival at the im- " Noer^ I, 224-226 AKBAR^ EMPEROR OF INDIA. 1 9 perial camp before Delhi, a most surprising sight met his eyes. Men were running in every direction, fleeing wildly before a raging elephant who wrought destruction to everything that came within his reach. Upon the neck of this enraged brute sat a young man in perfect calmness belaboring the animal's head with the iron prong which is used ...universally in India for guiding elephants. The Rajputs sprang from their horses and came up perfectly unconcerned to observe the interesting spectacle, and broke out in loud applause when the conquered elephant knelt down in exhaustion. The young man sprang from its back and cordially greeted the Rajput princes (who now for the first time recognized Akbar in the elephant- tamer) bidding them welcome to his red imperial tent. From this occurrence dates the friendship of the two men. In later years Bihari Mai's son and grandson occupied high places in the imperial service, and Akbar married a daughter of the Rajput chief who became the mother of his son and successor Selim, afterwards the Emperor Jehangir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore he came with son, grandson and retainers to swear allegiance to Akbar. Upon his arrival at the im- " Noer^ I, 224-226 AKBAR^ EMPEROR OF INDIA. 1 9 perial camp before Delhi, a most surprising sight met his eyes. Men were running in every direction, fleeing wildly before a raging elephant who wrought destruction to everything that came within his reach. Upon the neck of this enraged brute sat a young man in perfect calmness belaboring the animal's head with the iron prong which is used ...universally in India for guiding elephants. The Rajputs sprang from their horses and came up perfectly unconcerned to observe the interesting spectacle, and broke out in loud applause when the conquered elephant knelt down in exhaustion. The young man sprang from its back and cordially greeted the Rajput princes (who now for the first time recognized Akbar in the elephant- tamer) bidding them welcome to his red imperial tent. From this occurrence dates the friendship of the two men. In later years Bihari Mai's son and grandson occupied high places in the imperial service, and Akbar married a daughter of the Rajput chief who became the mother of his son and successor Selim, afterwards the Emperor Jehangir.
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