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Nasir-ud-din Gholam
A palace slave who usurped the throne on Ahmad Shah's death and distributed the dead king's property to buy support, before the nobles found and installed a descendant of Shams-ud-din Ilyas Shah and deposed him within days or hours.
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- vol. IV, p. 338 · read as page image
one of his personal attendants had the audacity to usurp the place of his sovereign, and seizing the king's property, distributed it among his fellow-servants, in order to obtain their support