Person · r. [date not printed] – 1409 (A.H. 812; reign given as 6 years)
Jam Ali Sher
جام علی شیر
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Son of Jam Nizam-ud-Din I, praised by Ferishta for a government 'more respectable than any of his predecessors,' who died after six years universally lamented.
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- vol. IV, p. 425 · read as page image
Jam Ally Sheer succeeded his father, Nizam-ood-Deen ... he was snatched from his affectionate subjects after the short space of six years, when he died, universally and deservedly lamented.