Person · r. 1486 (first of several non-consecutive reigns to the 1530s-40s)
Muhammad Shah
Son of Hasan Shah, raised to the throne at age seven by the regent Syud Hussun; he was deposed and restored across several reigns amid contests with Fath Shah, and was finally deposed by his own minister Mullik Atchy in favour of his son Ibrahim.
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- vol. IV, p. 481 · read as page image
Immediately after the burial of the King, his prime minister, Syud Hussun, elevated the Prince Mahomed (the late monarch's eldest son) to the
- vol. IV, p. 482 · read as ocr text