Person · r. 1157 – c. 1160

Khusraw Shah

Son and successor of Bahram Shah of Ghazna, ascended in 552 H./1157 as the Ghuzz Turks overran Ghazna; unable to hold the capital he retired to Lahore, where Raverty's main text says he died after a seven-year reign (his death year is disputed among the authors Raverty cites, ranging 545–559 H.).

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vol. I, p. 111 · read as page image Sultan Mu'ayyan-ud-Daulah-wa ud-Din, but, according to some statements, Taj-ud-Daulah, Khusrau Shah, ascended the throne in the year 552 H.
vol. I, p. 112 · read as page image Khusrau Shah had retired to Lahor, of Hindustan. His reign extended to a period of seven years, after which he died.