Person · r. 1399 – 1437
Nasir Khan Faruqi
Succeeded his father Malik Raja in 1399 by the old king's own nomination, seized Asirgarh and warred with Gujarat, Malwa and the Deccan, and died in 1437, succeeded by his son Miran Adil Khan.
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- vol. IV, p. 283 · read as page image
To the former he gave the "garb of "desire and assent," which he received from his preceptor and tutelary saint, Sheikh Zein-ood-Deen of Dowlutabad, and nominated him his successor.
- vol. IV, p. 295 · read as page image
he died in a few days after, on the 20th of Rubbee-ool-Awul, in the year 841, after a reign of forty years. Nuseer Khan was buried by his son in the family-vault at the Talnere by the side of his father, Mullik Raja.