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Mughal emperor Akbar respected and honored scholars from various fields and gave them prominent positions in his court. Such scholars in Akbar's court were called gems, and their number is said to be nine. Therefore, these scholars were also known as Akbar's Nine Gems or Nine Advisors . We will learn about them in this article. Nine Gems / Advisory Ministers of Akbar's Court Ashoka's Dhamma : Subjects Mentionedin Pillar Edicts Akbar's Nine Jewels / Akbar's Nine Advisors 1. Raja Birbal 2. Abul Fazal 3. Raja Todar Mal 4. Raja Bhagwant Das 5. Tansen 6. Raja Man Singh 7. Abdur Rahim - Khana Khana 8. Mullah - Do Pyaza 9. Faizi The following is a description of which scholar belonged to which region of Akbar's nine gems: 1. Raja Birbal Birbal's childhood name was Mahesh Das, who became famous in Akbar's court as Birbal. He was the chief minister in Akbar's court. He was a Brahmin of the Bhatt caste. He was very clever and intelligent since his child...

UNESCO works closely with the nation to preserve the world's culture and cultural sites by providing protection to them and also provides necessary technical and financial help to them if needed, so that our cultural heritage is protected. In the context of detailed information, we have discussed about some sites under World Heritage Sites of India – First Part and World Heritage Sites of India – Second Part . the rest of the part we will go under this part. Natural World Heritage Sites are also included in this third part. Red Fort Under the World Heritage Sites of India, we will know those sites which have been protected by  UNESCO  in India. So far, a total of 38 sites of India have been included in the list of World Heritage Sites , out of which 30 cultural sites , 7 natural site areas and 1 are located in the mixed list . Along with this, 13 cultures, traditions and arts of India have been given a place in the list of intangible cultural heritage . List Of Heritage ...

World Heritage Sites of India - Part 2 UNESCO works closely with the nation to preserve the world's culture and cultural sites by providing protection to them and also provides necessary technical and financial help to them if needed, so that our cultural heritage is protected. In the context of detailed information, we learned about some of the sites under the World Heritage Sites of India – First Part . Qutub Minar Under the World Heritage Sites of India , we will know those sites which have been protected by UNESCO in India. So far, a total of 38 sites of India have been included in the list of World Heritage Sites, out of which 30 cultural sites , 7 natural site areas and 1 are located in the mixed list. Along with this, 13 cultures, traditions and arts of India have been given a place in the list of intangible cultural heritage. List Of Heritage Sites In India  Ajanta Caves , Aurangabad, Maharashtra Ellora Caves , Aurangabad , Maharashtra Taj Mahal , Agra , U.P.  Ag...

World Heritage Sites of India As we have read in previous articles, UNESCO works closely with that nation to preserve the world's culture and cultural sites by providing them protection and also provides them with the necessary technical and financial help if needed. are, so that our cultural heritage is protected. Sun Temple  or  Black Pagoda , Konark , Odisha Under the World Heritage Sites of India , we will know those sites which have been protected by UNESCO in India. So far, a total of 38 sites of India have been included in the list of World Heritage Sites, out of which 30 cultural sites , 7 natural site areas and 1 are located in the mixed list . Along with this, 13 cultures, traditions and arts of India have been given a place in the list of intangible cultural heritage . Champaran Satyagraha - 1917 List Of Heritage Sites - Ajanta Caves , Aurangabad, Maharashtra Ellora Caves , Aurangabad , Maharashtra Taj Mahal , Agra , U.P.  Agra Fort , Agra , U.P. Sun Temple...

Heritage Sites At the national and international level, efforts have been made by UNESCO to preserve and protect the country's valuable assets which have physical, cultural, intellectual and historical importance. Due to this, the historical importance of our heritage, our culture has become clear, and there has also been development of places and traditions, due to which on the one hand our economic development has taken place, and on the other hand our connection with our tradition has also increased. Botanical Name and Family of the Plant with Local Name Heritage sites and traditions are basically divided into two categories by UNESCO to protect the culture and cultural heritage of the world – Tangible Cultural Heritage List   (there are three categories under this) Cultural Heritage List Natural Heritage List Mixed Heritage List Intangible Cultural Heritage List Intangible Cultural Heritage The objective of the Intangible Cultural Heritage List is to increase awareness regardi...

UNESCO  - United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization under the auspices of the United Nations, that is, s uch places located in different countries of the world by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, which are of great importance from cultural, historical and natural point of view . Provides protection to them, takes care of them and also provides necessary financial help . Along with this, this organization provides encouragement to the member countries for development especially in the field of education, culture and science. This organization tries to bring the member countries closer culturally and educationally. World heritage sites exist in tangible or physical form, which we can see. In addition to the World Heritage Site , a list of intangible heritage is also issued by UNESCO at the national level and at the international level. Whose mention is given at the end of this article. Layers of the Atmosphere UNESCO ...