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Ibrahim Shah

Son of Muhammad Shah, installed by the minister Mullik Atchy after his father's fourth deposition; defeated at the Battle of Sullah by a Delhi army backing his own son Nazuk, after which the chronicler records no further account of him.

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Kashmir Sultanate

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vol. IV, p. 491 · read as page image he raised his son, the Prince Ibrahim, lately arrived from Dehly, to the throne of Kash-meer, in the beginning of the year A.H. 932, when Mahomed had reigned nine-teen years.
vol. IV, p. 492 · read as page image In this battle the Kashmeer troops lost many men, and were eventually defeated, the King and his minister both flying from the field.