Person · r. 1353 – c.1367 (A.H. 754; reign given as 14 years)
Jam Choban
Nominated by Jam Afra to succeed him, and reigned, in Briggs's words, 'peaceably' for fourteen years before his death opened the succession to his nephew Jam Bany.
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- vol. IV, p. 423 · read as page image
Jam Choban was nominated by his predecessor to succeed him in the government of Sind. We are told he was famed for his forbearance and moderation, and reigned peaceably for a period of fourteen years.