Person · r. 1236
Rukn-ud-din Firuz
Son of Iltutmish who succeeded him without opposition at Delhi, but was deposed within seven months after his mother's cruelties provoked a confederacy of chiefs who raised his sister Razia instead.
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- vol. I, p. 213 · read as page image
When his father died, this prince happened to be at Dehly, and ascended the throne, without opposition, on Tuesday the 21st Shaban, in the year 633; on which occasion the nobles made their offerings, and swore allegiance, while the poets of the age vied with each other in his praise.