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How did Akbar become the great?
akbar was great because he ruled india very well.he was the most powerfull king in the mughal dynasty .his suggested a new religion called din i llahi.
What are the factors that led to the spread of Buddhism during the Buddha's time?
The Buddha traveled throughout Northern India and Nepal and taught as he traveled. He would send out his monks daily to beg for food and in return the monks would provide teachings to the people. Because Buddhism is a classless religion and treats all people the same, with kindness and compassion, it was seen by many as an improvement over their current situation. Further history: Buddhism srpead to become the main religion in India and the largest religion in the world until between 400 CE - 1000 CE when the Brahman priests gain sway over the Indian courts and used their influence to reduce the influence of Buddhism and increase the growth of Brahmanism / Hinduism.
How did khalifa dynasty become a ruler?
he got elected
When was the liu bang dynasty?
the Han dynasty, parallel with the roman empire.
Why did monotheism become a religion?
Monotheism did not become a religion. It is a type of religion. It is a religion which has only one god, as opposed to polytheism, which is a religion with many gods. There are various theories about the emergence of monotheist religions, but they are just that, theories.
