Life and Conditions of the People of Hindustan (1200–1550 A.D.) c5.s4.t2.42

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c5.s4.t2.42

² Compare B. (MS.), 70; compare how Bughra Khan felt extremely, satisfied that a strong faction of the nobles called the 'Kotwalians' (that is the sons and supporters of Fakhr-ud-din, the Kotwal of Delhi under Balban) had installed his son Sultan Kaiqubad on the throne of Delhi and were warmly supporting him. Similarly, when Jalal-ud-din Khalji came to the throne, he had not the courage to enter his own capital city, because of the opposition of Turkish nobles. (*Ibid.*, 180-181.)

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