The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c27.71

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v3.c27.71

He was fain to comply, and after offering forty elephants, a considerable weight of gold and silver, and a daughter for the king's harem, and promising to pay tribute annually, 'as in the days of Bahman Shāh,' was invested with a robe of honour and dismissed. Mīr Fazlullāh Injū was appointed governor of Berar, and Fīrūz returned to Gulbarga.

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