Person · r. 1246 – 1266
Nasiruddin Mahmud Shah
Youngest son of Iltutmish, summoned from Byraich by the nobles after Alauddin Masud's deposition and seated on his father's throne; died of illness after a reign of twenty years and upwards.
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- vol. I, p. 234 · read as page image
the nobles, in the late revolution, naturally looked towards him as successor to the crown. He was accordingly seated on the throne of his father Shums-ood-Deen Altmish, of which, independently of his birth, on account of his bravery, wisdom, and learning, together with his many other good qualities, he seemed peculiarly fitted to become the ornament.
- vol. I, p. 232 · read as page image
He found the imbecile Musaood already deposed, on the 23d Mohurrum, A. H. 644. He had been cast into prison by the nobles, and was allowed to remain there the rest of his life. He reigned four years, one month, and one day.
- vol. I, p. 246 · read as page image
In the year 663, the King fell sick, and having lingered some months of the disease, he expired on the 11th Jumad-ool-Awul, 664, after a reign of twenty years and upwards.