Person · r. c. 1338 – 1340
Fakhruddin Mubarak Shah
Killed the Delhi governor of Bengal, Kuddur Khan, and proclaimed himself king, founding this line, until he was defeated, captured and put to death by the rival claimant Ala-ud-din Ali Shah.
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- vol. IV, p. 328 · read as page image
When Mullik Fukhr-ood Deen put to death Kuddur Khan, the governor of Bengal, in the reign of Toghluk, he proclaimed himself king, and declared his independence from the throne of Dehly.
- vol. IV, p. 329 · read as page image
the former was defeated, taken prisoner, and put to death, having only survived his elevation two years and five months