Firoz Shah Tughlaq wrote his autobiography in Persian, titled 'Futuhat-i-Firoz Shahi', which translates to 'Victories of Firoz Shah'. It details his campaigns, administrative policies, and personal reflections.
Which is the autobiography of Firoz Shah Tughlaq ?
Asked in Additional Private Secretary Exam 2017 · Topic: Tughluq Dynasty (Firoz Shah Tughluq: Administrative and Religious Policies (Jaziya, Ulema's Influence))
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