This ruler destroyed a Jesuit-built church named after his grandfather before pardoning Jesuits and allowing it to be rebuilt the next year. This ruler’s daughter was a learned Sufi and wrote a biography of Moinuddin Chishti; that daughter would later care (-5[1])for this ruler during house arrest. This ruler’s campaign against the (15[1]-5[1])Safavids (15[1])stalled after three failed (15[1])sieges of Kandahar. This ruler’s father allowed this ruler’s (15[1])stepmother to dominate the court, prompting a failed rebellion, but this ruler nevertheless overcame (*) Sharyar Mirza (-5[1])in a later succession crisis. This ruler’s choice of Dara Shikoh as his (-5[1])successor (10[1]-5[3])began a crisis that resulted (10[2])in his (-5[1])usurpation and imprisonment in Agra Fort. For 10 points, Aurangzeb succeeded what Mughal (10[1])emperor (10[1])who built the Taj (10[2])Mahal? (10[3])■END■ (10[6]0[1])