During his campaign in Kangra, Firoz Shah Tughlaq captured the Jawalamukhi temple library and ordered the translation of over 300 Sanskrit manuscripts into Persian. This compiled work on philosophy, astrology, and divination was named 'Dalail-i-Firoz Shahi'. Who was its translator?

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The 'Dalail-i-Firoz Shahi' is a prominent example of Sultanate-era translation efforts. The Sanskrit texts acquired from the Jawalamukhi temple in Nagarkot (Kangra) were translated into Persian by the court scholar Izzuddin Khalid Khani.

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