Person · r. 1186 – 1206 (in India)
Mu'izz al-Din Muhammad, son of Sam (Shihab al-Din Ghuri)
Ghurid sultan of Ghazna, younger brother and deputy of Ghiyas al-Din Muhammad Sam, who took Lahore from Khusraw Malik in 583 H./1186, ending the Ghaznavid line there and founding sovereign Ghurid rule in northern India; assassinated in 602 H./1206 at the halting-place of Dam-yak, on the road back to Ghazna, by a disciple of the Isma'ili Mulahidah sect.
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- vol. I, p. 115 · read as page image
Thus matters went on until the year 583 H., when he brought an army against Lahor and reduced it.
- vol. I, p. 484 · read as page image
he set out on his return towards Ghaznin, in the year 602 H., at the halting-place of Dam-yak, he attained mar-
- vol. I, p. 485 · read as page image
tyrdom at the hand of a disciple of the Mulahidah, and died.