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Jām - Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE
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Flood, Finbarr Barry
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Jām , in central Afghanistan, is the assumed location of Fīrūzkūh, the summer capital of the Shansabānid malik s (and later sulṭān s) of Ghūr. The Shansabānids, or Ghūrids (r. early fifth to early eleventh / c.612 to c.1215), flourished in the second half of the sixth/twelfth century, when a meteoric rise saw their territories expand from Khurāsān to the Indo-Gangetic Plain (Thomas, The ebb and flow ). Located at the conjunction of the Harī Rūd and Jām Rūd rivers in a remote mountain valley, the site preserves the
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