What is the name of the Mughal Emperor who went to Khwaja Muinuddin's Dargah multiple times (fourteen times) until 1580, to seek blessings for new conquests, fulfillment of vows, and the birth of sons?

Akbar

Akbar went to Khwaja Muinuddin's Dargah fourteen times, sometimes two or three times a year, to seek blessings for new conquests, fulfillment of vows, and the birth of sons. He maintained this tradition until 1580. Each of these visits was celebrated by generous gifts, which were recorded in imperial documents. For example, in 1568 he offered a huge cauldron (degh) to facilitate cooking for pilgrims.