Jharokha Darshan was a daily practice introduced by the Mughal ruler Akbar who would appear before his subjects each morning before sunrise, so he could see and be seen by them on a small balcony in the Agra Fort.
Jharokha Darshan was a daily practice. This daily practice was introduced by the Mughal ruler Akbar. This daily practice introduced by the Mughal ruler Akbar would appear before his subjects each morning before sunrise. He could see. He could be seen by them on a small balcony in the Agra Fort.