Person · r. 1525 (first reign, months); second period c. 1540 – 1552
Nazuk Shah
Son of Ibrahim Shah and grandson of Muhammad Shah, placed on the throne by a Delhi army after the Battle of Sullah; restored as a figurehead under Mirza Haidar Doghlat's Mughal occupation from 1540 and deposed a second time in 1552 in favour of his brother Ibrahim.
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- vol. IV, p. 492 · read as page image
After the battle of Sullah, the Dehly army marched to Serinuggur, and placed on the throne Nazook, the son of Ibrahim, and grandson to Ma-homed, who was at that period in confinement
- vol. IV, p. 497 · read as page image
Ibrahim was succeeded by his son Nazook. This prince had scarcely ascended the throne three months when he was expelled by the army of Hoomayoon Padshah of Dehly