Person · r. c. 1554

Ibrahim Shah Suri

A cousin and brother-in-law of Muhammad Adil Shah Suri, he raised an army after Adil Shah moved to arrest him, seized Delhi, and ruled the western territory until Sikandar Shah Suri defeated him and took Agra and Delhi in turn.

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Mughal Empire 1526–1857

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vol. II, p. 146 · read as page image Ibrahim Khan, rendered desperate, soon after raised a considerable army, and, getting possession of the city of Dehly, ascended the throne, and assumed the ensigns of royalty.
vol. II, p. 148 · read as page image Ibrahim Khan, abandoning his capital, retreated to Sumbhul; while Sikundur Khan took possession both of Agra and Dehly.