Person · r. 1411 – 1443
Ahmad Shah I
Grandson of Muzaffar Shah I, he ascended the throne by his grandfather's dying nomination in 1411 and, after a reign Briggs gives as nearly thirty-three years, died naturally at Ahmadabad in 1443, succeeded by his eldest son Muhammad Shah.
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- vol. IV, p. 10 · read as page image
On the return of the Prince Ahmud to Guzerat, Moozuffur Shah was taken dangerously ill, and seeing his own end fast approaching, nominated his grandson to succeed him on the throne of Guzerat.
- vol. IV, p. 11 · read as page image
AHMUD SHAH I. Ahmud, the son of Tartar Khan, ascends the throne, agreeably to the will of his grandfather.