Person · r. 1567 – 1584
Mirza Muhammad Baqi Tarkhan
Prevailed over his brother Khan Baba in the contest that followed their father Mirza Isa Tarkhan's death, ruled Sind for eighteen years acknowledging Mughal overlordship, and died in A.H. 993/A.D. 1584.
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- vol. IV, p. 440 · read as page image
After the death of Mirza Eesy Turkhan, his two sons, Mirza Mahomed Baky and Khan Baba, both set up as rivals for the government; but the elder brother, Mirza Mahomed Baky, having collected the more numerous force, succeeded in establishing himself.