Person · r. [date not printed] – 1367 (reign given as 15 years)
Jam Bany
Son of Jam Afra, who asserted and made good his claim to succeed his uncle Jam Choban, defied Delhi's tribute, was captured and pardoned by Firuz Tughluq, and was restored to his government before dying after a fifteen-year reign.
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- vol. IV, p. 423 · read as page image
On the death of Jam Choban, his nephew Jam Bany, the son of Jam Afra, having set up his claims to the government, established them, and succeeded his uncle Jam Choban.
- vol. IV, p. 424 · read as page image
Shortly after this he died having reigned for a period of fifteen years.