The History of Humāyūn (Gulbadan Begam) 54: LII. Fakhr-jahan Begam Miran-shahi (No. 1).

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The world's ornament; Ar. fakhr, ornament, and Pers. jahan, world.
She was a daughter of Sultan Abu-sa'id Mirza; a paternal aunt of Babar; the wife of Mir 'Ala'u-l-mulk Tirmizi; and mother of Shah and Kichak Begams.
She went to India in 1526, the first year of Babar’s occupation, with her sister Khadija, and stayed there nearly two years. She took leave of Babar before starting on her return journey to Kabul on September 20th, 1528 (Muharram 5th, 935H.). She was again in Agra and at the Mystic Feast in 1531.
Gul-badan, 11a, 24b. Mems., 374, 382. P. de Courteille, II. 458. (This is a fragment, supplied by Kehr and Ilminsky, which has the appearance of memoranda and which concerns a period already and variously written of in the Babar-nama of Kehr and contained in the Memoirs of Mr. Erskine.) Ain-i-akbari, Blochmann, 322.