For 10 points, name these distinctive pieces of headgear in Sikhism.
Members of the "crocodile," or "Akali," order historically created elaborate "fortress" types of these objects. On the thirteenth day after the death of the eldest male in a family, one of these objects is transferred to the next oldest male family member. These items are exchanged between friends in the vatuani ceremony. People who don't own these objects must instead use a rumal before they can enter a (*) gurdwara. The kangha is typically tied underneath these objects, which in Punjabi are called dastaar or pagh, and serve to conceal the kesh. After being baptized into the khalsa, all men are required to wear these objects. For 10 points, name these distinctive pieces of headgear in Sikhism.
Members of the "crocodile," or "Akali," order historically created elaborate "fortress" types of these objects.
Sikh turbans [or pagh before mentioned; or dastaar before mentioned; or pagri before "pagh" is read]