Person · r. 1492 – 1519; restored 1519 – 1520
Jam Firuz
جام فیروز
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Son of Jam Nizam-ud-Din II (Nanda), expelled once by the pretender Jam Salah-ud-Din II with Gujarat's help, restored when Shah Beg Arghoon's forces killed the usurper at Sehwan, and finally lost Sind when Shah Beg himself conquered the country in 1520, ending the dynasty.
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- vol. IV, p. 429 · read as page image
On the death of Jam Nunda, he was succeeded by his son Feroze, who appointed his relation, Duria Khan, to the office of prime minister.
- vol. IV, p. 430 · read as page image
Jam Feroze applied to Shah Beg Arghoon for assistance, who deputed one Soombul Khan with a respectable force to expel the usurper, and re-establish Jam Feroze in his father's government ... he fell, and the government of Sind reverted to Jam Feroze.
- vol. IV, p. 431 · read as page image
From this period may be dated the downfal of the Soomuna dynasty, and the establishment of that of Arghoon.