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Firuz Shah was a Muslim ruler of northern India of the Tughlaq Dynasty.
He ascended the throne in 1351.
He once surprised a village where a Hindu religious festival was celebrated, and ordered all present to be slain. He proudly related that, upon completing the slaughter, he destroyed the temples and in their place built mosques.
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