The Jesuit missionary who had discussions with Akbar was ........

Ancient and Medieval History (Easy) Mughal Period

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The Jesuit missionary who had discussions with Akbar was:

Rudolf Aquaviva

Antony Monserrate

Sir Thomas Roe

Francis henrequez

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Explanation:

- Rudolf Aquaviva: Correct answer. He was a Jesuit missionary who, along with others, discussed religion and philosophy with Mughal Emperor Akbar at his court in Fatehpur Sikri.

- Antony Monserrate: He was also a Jesuit priest and part of the first Jesuit mission to Akbar’s court, but Aquaviva was the main leader of those discussions.

- Sir Thomas Roe: An English diplomat who visited the Mughal court during Jahangir’s reign, not Akbar.

- Francis Henrequez: There’s no notable connection between him and Akbar or the Jesuit missions.