Person · r. 1069 – 1092
Dúdá (I)
Succeeded his father Bhúngar; extended Soomra control as far as Nasrpúr and reigned twenty-four years, dying in 485 H/1092 A.D.
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- vol. I, p. 345 · read as page image
His son Dúdá succeeded, and reigned twenty-four years, dying in 485 Hijra (1092 A.D).