Person · r. 1409 (two days)
Jam Giran
Son of Jam Timmajy, who succeeded Jam Ali Sher but was, in Briggs's phrase, 'deprived of his dignities on the second day of his accession,' ending the line the chiefs had been electing among.
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- vol. IV, p. 425 · read as page image
Ally Sheer was succeeded by Jam Giran, the son of Jam Timmajy; but fate being jealous of his good fortune deprived him of his dignities on the second day of his accession.