Who among the following accepted Din-lahi

Among the options, Birbal was the only prominent figure who accepted Emperor Akbar's syncretic religion, Din-i Ilahi. Din-i Ilahi, meaning "Divine Faith," was an attempt by Akbar to combine elements of various religions, including Islam, Hinduism, Zoroastrianism, and Christianity, into a new spiritual path. Birbal, one of Akbar's most trusted advisors and a celebrated wit in his court, openly embraced this new faith, demonstrating his loyalty and intellectual curiosity. Most other nobles, including Hindus, chose not to adopt it.

• Todar Mal, Akbar's finance minister, was known for his administrative reforms but did not accept Din-i Ilahi.
• Maan Singh, a powerful Rajput general, remained a devout Hindu and did not embrace the Din-i Ilahi.