The Cambridge History of India, Vol. III: Turks and Afghans v3.c40.18

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Farrukhī, 27 Farrukhzād, 34, 500 Fārūqī dynasty of Khāndesh, 294; monuments, 637 Fatehpur Sikri, 623 Fath Jang Khān, 337, 342; *see* Āqā Farāhshād Fath Khān, 226; sons of, 184, 194 — — Chakk, 291 — — of Gujarāt, 345 — — of Herat, 229, 230 — — of Mālwa, 352, 360 — — son of Ādam Khān of Kashmīr, 285 — — son of A'zam-i-Humāyūn Shirvanī, 249 — — son of Bahlūl, 240 Fath Shāh of Bengal, 268, 269, 270 — — of Kashmīr, 285 ff. Fathābād, 175, 197, 587, 623, 625 Fathpūr, 213 Fathpūr Sikrī, 292 Fathullāh 'Imād-ul-Mulk of Berar, 398, 416, 419, 421, 423, 427, 429; founded 'Imād Shāhī dynasty, 425 Fattūjī Muhāfiz Khān, 335, 338 Feudal grants and abuses, 77 Fidāī Khān of Mālwa, 356, 361 Firdausī, 27, 403 Firishta, 145, 166 n., 170 n., 179, 200 n., 306, 372 f., 381 n., 388 n., 400 n., 415, 442, 587, 620, 621 n., 623 Fīrūz; *see* Rukn-ud-dīn — of Deccan, 386-95, 402 f., 536, 538, 633, 634 — Jām of Sind, 325, 332 — son of Husain I of Multān, 504 Fīrūz 'Alī, 189 — 'Imād Shāh, pretender in Berar, 456 — Khān of Gujarāt, 296, 297 — — also of Gujarāt, 299 (and n.), 302 Fīrūz Shāh, 64 — — Bahmanī, 378 — — Jalāl-ud-dīn Khaljī, founder of dynasty, 86, 121, 127, 199, 203, 532; enthroned, 87; his reign, 91-98 Fīrūz Tughluq, 166, 171, 191, 194, 251, 263, 276, 294, 349, 376, 380, 490, 501, 578, 586 n., 603, 625; his reign, 173-89 (exchequer reforms, 174 f.; public works, 175; son's death, 182; senile decay, 183; death, 184; lax administration, 185; marriage- and employment-bureaux, 186 f.; religious persecution, 187 f.); buildings, 584, 587-92 Fīrūza (*Chirāgh*) minar, 606 f. Fīrūzābād, 43, 187, 190 f., 194 f., 199, 203, 204, 210, 214, 358, 589, 593; founded, 175, 587 — [Deccan], 391, 395, 413, 421 Fīrūzkūh, 37 Fīrūzpūr, 175, 179, 183 (and n.) Fort Mosque at Jālor, 622 'Forty,' the, 61 ff.; and Mas'ūd, 66; and Balban, 68 f., 74 f., 77, 91; and Fīrūz, 94 'Friday mosque,' 20, 55; sermon, 138;