This man collected a thousand and one names for the sun and recited them while spinning around and punching his earlobes. The eclectic Alopanisad was likely written by a follower of this man, who was the primary target of polemics by the jurist Ahmad Sirhindi. (15[1])This man assumed religious authority by issuing the “Infallibility Decree.” Disciples of this man presented him with their turban, and received their turban back with a coin inscribed with the phrase “Allahu (*) Akbar.” This leader named his son Salim after his spiritual teacher, the saint Salim (10[1])Chishti. Inter-religious debates (10[1])were held at the (-5[1])Ibadat Khana (-5[1])(EE-bah-dut KHA-nah) established by (10[1])this man, who founded a religion with (10[1])nineteen followers, including the courtier Birbal (“BEER”-buhl). For 10 points, name this founder of Din-i-Ilahi, a tolerant Mughal (10[1])emperor. ■END■