OCR GCSE History B · J411
Paper 3
A tax imposed on non-Muslim subjects under Muslim rule; Akbar abolished it in the Mughal Empire.
Revise: Religious policiesEnding discriminatory taxes: Akbar abolished jizya, a tax on non-Muslim subjects, and Hindu pilgrimage taxes. These changes removed financial burdens connected to religious identity or worship.
- Revise: Religious piety
- Revise: Condition of the Empire
A tax imposed on non-Muslim subjects, reintroduced by Aurangzeb in 1679.