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The Mughal emperor who introduced the custom of “Jharokha Darsan” was Akbar. This tradition involved the emperor appearing at a window (jharokha) of the palace to address and acknowledge his subjects and to show himself to the public, reinforcing his image as a benevolent and accessible ruler.