Dynasty · 1157 – 1186
Punjab — the later Ghaznavids of Lahore
Khusraw Shah's accession in 552/1157 marks the dynasty's rule becoming confined to north-western India (Lahore/Punjab) after Ghazna itself was sacked by the Ghurid 'Ala' al-Din Husayn; the line, under his successor Khusraw Malik, was extinguished when the Ghurid Mu'izz al-Din Muhammad took Lahore in 582/1186.
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Khusraw Shāh b. Bahrām Shāh, Mu'izz al-Dawla, latterly in north-western India only
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Towards the end of the latter's reign, the capital Ghazna suffered a frightful sacking by the 'World Incendiary', the Ghūrid 'Alā' al-Dīn Husayn
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their rule was latterly confined to the Punjab (Panjāb) until the Ghūrid Mu'izz al-Dīn Muḥammad finally extinguished the line in 582/1186