Person · r. c. 1561 – 1563
Ghazi Shah Chak
Chak chieftain who imprisoned Habib Shah and had himself proclaimed king; afflicted with leprosy through his reign, he abdicated in his brother Husain's favour after about four years.
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- vol. IV, p. 513 · read as page image
Five years had elapsed since the elevation of Hubeeb, when Ghazy Chuk, imprisoning him, declared himself king, and caused public prayers to be read, and coin to be struck, in his name
- vol. IV, p. 514 · read as page image
he returned to Serinuggur, and secured the succession to his brother, Hoossein Khan, by abdicating the throne in his favour, after a short reign of four years.