After this man's army won one victory, he declined to execute his foe, pointing to a picture he had drawn of that foe's bleeding corpse and declaring that he had already killed him.  
Two Jesuit priests described an incident in which this man urged them to challenge religious scholars at his court to an ordeal by fire.  After this man's army won one victory, he declined to execute his foe, pointing to a picture he had drawn of that foe's bleeding corpse and declaring that he had already killed him.  He defeated that man, Hemu the Grocer, with the help of a general he would later have exiled to Mecca, his foster-father Bayram Khan.  Despite succeeding to the throne at (*) age 12, he was able to secure his position by winning the Second Battle of Panipat., building a new capital at Fatehpur Sikri, and founding a new syncretic Sufi Order, the Din-i-Ilahi. For 10 points, name this grandson of Babur who vastly expanded the Mughal Empire.
Two Jesuit priests described an incident in which this man urged them to challenge religious scholars at his court to an ordeal by fire.  
Jalal-ud-din Muhammad Akbar