Person · r. 1784 – 1790
Muhammad Kuli
Muhammad Kuli, son-in-law of Nur-ud-din, succeeded him in 1784 after a disputed contest with the rival claimant Mirza Jani, and ruled until his death in 1790.
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- vol. VII pt. II, p. 58 · read as page image
Nur-ud-din was succeeded by his son-in-law, Muhammad Kuli. His claim was disputed by Mirza Jani, the illegitimate son of Nur-ud-din, but after a severe struggle he succeeded in expelling his opponent and establishing his own power.