Person · r. 1502 – 1524
Mahmud Shah Langah
محمود شاہ لانگاہ
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Installed as heir-apparent the day after Husain Shah Langah I's death by the minister Jam Bayezeed and the nobles; died of colic in 931 AH / 1524 AD after a 27-year reign marked by civil war with his own minister.
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- vol. IV, p. 391 · read as page image
the 26th of Suffur, A. H. 908 (but according to some 904), Hoossein Lunga, King of Mooltan, quitted this perishable state of existence for that of eternity, after a reign of thirty or of thirty-four years.
- vol. IV, p. 393 · read as page image
On the day after the death of Hoossein Lunga, Jam Bayezeed, the prime minister, in concert with the other nobles, placed Mahmood Khan, the heir-apparent, on the throne; but this youth being very young, and silly withal, chose the society of low fellows.