Person · r. 1452 – 1460 (A.H. 864; reign given as 8 years)
Jam Sanjar
جام سنجر
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A descendant of the earlier Sind kings, elected ruler by the people for his descent and personal virtues, and reigned with justice for eight years.
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- vol. IV, p. 427 · read as page image
Sikundur was succeeded by Sunjur, a descendant of the former kings of Sind, who was elected from among the people as their ruler, not only on account of his descent, but from his personal virtues. He reigned with justice for a period of eight years, and was succeeded by Jam Nizam-ood-Deen, commonly called Jam Nunda.