What was Akbar the Great able to accomplish

that Babur never could when he was Emperor?

Akbar the Great exceeded not only the achievements of previous Mughal rulers, including his granfather Babur and his father Humayun.

Explanation:

The largest merits of Akbar the Great were a significant expansion of his empire, including the control of Afghanistan; the creation of a central administration combined with a lot of autonomy for local rulers-administrators who were from the Hindu elite; winning the loyalty of the Hindu people - the majority in India - thorugh an intelligent policy of religious tolerance; and, finally, having established the Mughal style of architecture that combines Islamic, Persian and Hindu design elements.