Person · r. 1524 – 1525
Husain Shah Langah II
حسین شاہ لانگاہ دوم
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Raised to the throne as a minor by the amirs on his father Mahmud's death, a figurehead controlled by his brother-in-law and vizier Shuja-ul-Mulk, until Multan fell by escalade to Shah Husain Arghun in 1525 and the dynasty ended.
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- vol. IV, p. 397 · read as page image
Mahmood Lunga, being seized with the cholic, died, A. H. 931, after a reign of twenty-seven years.
- vol. IV, p. 398 · read as page image
the rest of the army, left without leaders, sought protection in the fortress; and the ameers raised the son of the late King, although a minor, to the throne, under the name of Hoossein Lunga II.