Person · r. 1460 – 1492 (A.H. 864; reign given as 32 years)
Jam Nizam-ud-Din II (Nanda)
جام نظام الدین ثانی (نندا)
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Succeeded Jam Sanjar with no kinship stated, fought a long and mostly unsuccessful war to hold Sewly and Bhukkur against the Arghuns of Kandahar, and, in Ferishta's telling, died of a broken heart after thirty-two years.
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- vol. IV, p. 427 · read as page image
He reigned with justice for a period of eight years, and was succeeded by Jam Nizam-ood-Deen, commonly called.
- vol. IV, p. 429 · read as page image
Broke the heart of Jam Nunda, who died after a reign of thirty-two years.