Person · r. c. 1480 – 1493
Saifuddin Firuz Shah
The Abyssinian noble Malik Andil, elevated by the nobles under the title Firuz after killing the eunuch usurper Barbak Shah, and reigned thirteen years at Gaur until his death.
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- vol. IV, p. 344 · read as page image
The nobles having elevated Mullik Andeel, with the title of Feroze Poorby, to the throne of Bengal, he repaired to the city of Gour, where he gave universal satisfaction to all classes of his subjects for a period of thirteen years, and died A.H. 899.