Person · r. 1563 – 1569
Husain Shah Chak
Brother of Ghazi Shah Chak, who succeeded by his brother's abdication; after his ambassadors' execution by Akbar and the return of his daughter unmarried, he was deserted by his court, compelled to abdicate to his brother Ali, and died of dysentery months later.
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- 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.
- vol. IV, p. 515 · read as page image
HOOSSEIN SHAH CHUK. Ascends the throne of his brother.