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Ghiyath-ud-din Damghani
Third in an unnamed line of generals to hold the Ma'bar throne after Jalal-ud-din Ahsan Shah's murder; married a daughter of Jalal-ud-din, hosted and befriended Ibn Battuta at his camp and at Madura, fell ill at Fattan, and died a fortnight after reaching a river outside Madura, whereupon his nephew Nasir-ud-din succeeded him.
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- p. 365 · read as page image
The throne was then occupied by a succession of generals, of whom Ghiyath ad-Din was the third.
- p. 262 · read as page image
on the following day we arrived at the camp of the sultan, who was Ghiyáth ad-Dín of Dámaghán.
- p. 264 · read as page image
While I was staying at Fattan the sultan fell ill and came to the city.
- p. 265 · read as page image
Exactly a fortnight later the sultan died and was succeeded by his nephew Nasir ad-Din.