Person · r. c.1438 – 1450 (A.H. 854; reign given as 27 years)
Jam Tughluq
جام تغلق
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Younger brother of Jam Fath Khan, 'universally beloved,' who opened ties with independent Gujarat and died after a twenty-seven-year reign.
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- vol. IV, p. 426 · read as page image
Futteh Khan was succeeded by his younger brother, Toghluk, who was universally beloved ... Jam Toghluk died, after a reign of twenty-seven years, and was succeeded by his kinsman, Jam Moobarik, who was deposed, after a short reign of three days.