Person · r. 1287 – 1290
Muizuddin Kaiqubad
Grandson of Balban, seated on the throne in his eighteenth year by the Delhi kotwal Fukhr-ud-din, overriding Balban's chosen heir; later assassinated while paralysed and sick.
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- vol. I, p. 273 · read as page image
As soon as the late King was numbered with the dead, his grandson, Keikobad, the son of Nasir-ood-Deen, Kurra Khan, then in his eighteenth year, ascended the throne, and assumed the title of Moiz-ood-Deen.
- vol. I, pp. 271-272 · read as ocr text