Person · r. 1435 – 1445
Muhammad Shah
محمد شاہ
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Placed on the throne the same day Mubarak Shah was assassinated, installed by the vizier who had engineered the killing, and died a natural death in 1445.
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- vol. I, p. 530 · read as page image
and Survur-ool-Moolk, who had previously arranged matters with Mahomed, one of the grandsons of Khizr Khan, raised that Prince to the throne.
- vol. I, p. 532 · read as page image
According to the practice of the universe, which cannot subsist without order; on the same day which gave to Moobarik his death-wound, his son, the Prince Mahomed, was seated on the throne.
- vol. I, p. 539 · read as page image
Syud Mahomed falling sick, he died a natural death in the year 849, leaving behind him the character of a weak and dissolute prince. He reigned 12 years and some months.