A holder of this position founded the (*) Ibādat Khāna as a place for interfaith debate at Fatehpur Sikri, while promoting the syncretic religion of Dīn-i Ilāhī.
When a holder of this position conquered Chittor, the women there committed religiously motivated suicide called jauhar [JOW-her], as described by the historian Abu'l-Fazl. A holder of this position died after falling down his library stairs while kneeling for adhan [ah-THAHN]. After being attacked by the forces of a holder of this position, a religious leader wrote the "Epistle of Victory" or Zafarnama to that ruler. A holder of this position founded the (*) Ibādat Khāna as a place for interfaith debate at Fatehpur Sikri, while promoting the syncretic religion of Dīn-i Ilāhī. A holder of this position executed Arjun Dev and Tegh Bahadur to persecute the recently formed religion of Sikhism. For 10 points, name this position held by Aurangzeb and Akbar.
When a holder of this position conquered Chittor, the women there committed religiously motivated suicide called jauhar [JOW-her], as described by the historian Abu'l-Fazl.
Mughal emperor [or Mughal sultan or equivalents; prompt on emperor or sultan] &lt;AF, WorldHist&gt;