Erkali Khan — See Arkali Khan … Historical dictionary of Medieval India
Alauddin Khilji — Ala ud din Khilji (Pashto/Arabic: علاء الدين الخلجي) (real name Juna Khan) (b. ? d. 1316), was the second ruler of the Khilji dynasty in India. He reigned from 1296 to 1316. [Encyclopedia Britannica [http://www.britannica.com/eb/article… … Wikipedia
Chajju, Malik 'Ala al-Din Muhammad — He was the son of Sultan Ghiyas al Din Balban s brother Kishli Khan and was counted among the powerful nobles of Mu izz al Din Kaiqubad (1287 1290). Malik Firuz Khalji (later Sultan Jalal al Din Firuz Khalji, 1290 1296) asked him in 1290 to… … Historical dictionary of Medieval India
Sidi Maula — (? 1292?) An immigrant dervish from Central Asia whose hospice at Delhi started attracting numerous visitors after Jalal al Din Firuz Khalji s accession (1290). Khan i Khanan Mah mud, the eldest son of the sultan, became an ardent follower of… … Historical dictionary of Medieval India
Ziauddin Barani — (1285 1357) was an Muslim historian and political thinker who lived in India during Muhammad bin Tughlaq and Firuz Shah s reign. He was best known for composing the Tarikh i Firuz Shahi , a major historical work on medieval India, which covers… … Wikipedia
Barani, Ziya' al-Din — (1285 1357?) The author of Tarikh i Firuz Shahi and Fatawa i jahandari (Counsels of Sovereignty) as well as of several theological treatises. His father, Mu id al Mulk, had served as a deputy (na ib) to Arkali Khan. Barani s uncle, A la ul… … Historical dictionary of Medieval India
