Person · r. 1469 – 1500

Ghiyasuddin Khalji

غیاث الدین خلجی

Elder son of Mahmud Khalji I, who succeeded his father in 1469 and reigned peaceably for 33 years while his own son Nasiruddin managed the government; Nasiruddin stormed the fort of Mando against him on 24 Rubi al-Thani A.H.906/22 October A.D.1500, and Ghiyasuddin was found poisoned in his seraglio days later.

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vol. IV, p. 233 · read as page image the road, and died on the 19th of Zeekad, A.H. 873, at the age of sixty-eight.
vol. IV, p. 236 · read as page image Sooltan Gheias-ood-Deen, the elder son of Sooltan Mahmood, ascended the throne of Malwa on the death of his father.