Person · r. 1443 – 1451
Muhammad Shah II
Eldest son of Ahmad Shah I, he succeeded his father by ordinary inheritance in 1443 and, after a reign Briggs dates to AH855/Feb 1451, was poisoned by his own queen at his officers' instigation, succeeded by his son Qutbuddin Ahmad Shah II.
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- vol. IV, p. 35 · read as page image
The Prince Mahomed, the eldest son of the late king, succeeded his father, under the appellation of Mahomed Shah, and immediately after, having marched to Idur, espoused the daughter of the Ray.