Person · r. 1394 – c.1398 (rival claimant)

Nusrat Shah Tughluq

نصرت شاہ تغلق

Son of Futteh Khan and grandson of Firuz Shah Tughluq, set up by the minister Sadut Khan as a rival king to his cousin Mahmud Tughluq in the same capital; briefly held Delhi again after Timur's sack in 1398 before retiring to Meerut when pressed by Mulloo Yekbal Khan.

Register entry. The archive has read the pages that give this reign, and nothing more; what it holds is below. This page is not indexed until an essay is written from a page read — see the Great Houses.

Draft. This entry is an unreviewed first draft. It has not yet been checked by a subject reviewer — see sources and method.

Where this sits

Everything else the archive holds on the topics this entry belongs to.

Tughlaq Dynasty

Sources

vol. I, p. 480 · read as page image He then sent for Noosrut Khan, the son of the Prince Futteh Khan, the eldest son of the late Feroze Toghluk, from Mewat, and set him up in opposition to Mahmood Toghluk, under the title of Noosrut Shah.
vol. I, p. 497 · read as page image At his approach, Noosrut Shah retired to Meerut; and Mulloo Yekbal Khan resumed the administration of affairs in the ruined city.