Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p ""[Describing the Khalji Dynasty:] The accession of Malik Firuz on the throne of Delhi in June 1290 as Jalal-ud-din Firuz Shah ... [he] made Kilughari his capital, completed the unfinished palace and gardens of Kaiqubad ... Malik Chhatjju, nephew of Balban and the only survivor of the late royal family, was allowed to retain the fief of Kara-Manikpur. The office of chief minister was conferred on Khavja Khatir, who had held it under Balban and Kaiqubad. Fakhr-ud-din, the kotwal of Delhi, continued to hold his position. The king's eldest son obtained the title of Khan Khanan; the second, Arkali Khan, and the third, Qadr Khan. His younger brother was ennobled as Yaghrush Khan and appointed army minister . His nephews, Ala-ud-dun and Almas Beg, obtained important posts in the royal household."" }
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- 546d5a7add42e6c92a48a376ff232d168c4162d318ed5820d8391a1bd2e9bb53 quote ""[Describing the Khalji Dynasty:] The accession of Malik Firuz on the throne of Delhi in June 1290 as Jalal-ud-din Firuz Shah ... [he] made Kilughari his capital, completed the unfinished palace and gardens of Kaiqubad ... Malik Chhatjju, nephew of Balban and the only survivor of the late royal family, was allowed to retain the fief of Kara-Manikpur. The office of chief minister was conferred on Khavja Khatir, who had held it under Balban and Kaiqubad. Fakhr-ud-din, the kotwal of Delhi, continued to hold his position. The king's eldest son obtained the title of Khan Khanan; the second, Arkali Khan, and the third, Qadr Khan. His younger brother was ennobled as Yaghrush Khan and appointed army minister . His nephews, Ala-ud-dun and Almas Beg, obtained important posts in the royal household."".