Person · r. c. 1370 – 1399
Malik Raja Faruqi
Rose from a private horseman in Firuz Shah Tughluq's service to founder of Khandesh's Faruqi dynasty, and on his death in 1399 was succeeded, by his own deathbed nomination, by his son Nasir Khan.
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- vol. IV, p. 281 · read as page image
The King, upon learning that his host was Mullik Raja, the son of the late Khan Jehan, an officer of respectability, resolved to promote him; and at the very first durbar raised him to the rank of an officer of two thousand horse, and shortly afterwards conferred on him the districts of Talnere and Kuronde, situated on the borders of the Deccan.
- vol. IV, p. 283 · read as page image
on the 22d of the month of Shaban, A. H. 801, Mullik Raja died, and was buried at the town of Talnere, after a reign of twenty-nine years.