Person · r. 1399 – 1401
Mubarak Shah Sharqi
The adopted son of Malik Sarwar, he succeeded him in 1399 and, with his officers' consent, was the first of the line to strike coin and have the khutba read in his own name as king; he died after an eighteen-month reign in 1401.
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- vol. IV, p. 361 · read as page image
On the death of Khwaja Jehan he was succeeded by his adopted son, Mullik Kurrunful, who realised the wish that his predecessor carried with him to the grave; and, accordingly, on his accession, perceiving that the kingdom of Dehly was thrown into disorder and anarchy, he, with the consent of the officers of his government, assumed the regal canopy, and caused coin to be struck, and prayers to be read, in his name, under the title of Moobarik Shah Shurky.