Person · r. 1510 (two days)

Ghazni Khan Faruqi

Placed on the throne by the minister Hissam-ud-Din and the officers on his father Daud Khan's death in 1510, and was poisoned by the same minister two days later.

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Regional Sultanates 14th–17th c

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vol. IV, p. 302 · read as page image Mullik Hissam-ood-Deen and rest of the officers placed Ghizny Khan, the son of the late King, on the throne; but after two days, for what cause God only knows, Mullik Hissam-ood-Deen caused the young king to be poisoned.