Person · r. 1317 – 1321
Qutbuddin Mubarak Shah
قطب الدین مبارک شاہ
Can't read this? The Reading Bridge →
Deposed his younger brother Umar and blinded him to take the throne in 1317, after ruling two months as his regent; murdered in his palace in 1321 by his own favourite, Khusrau 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.
Sources
- vol. I, p. 385 · read as page image
He then claimed his birthright, deposed his brother, and succeeded to the regal dignity.
- vol. I, p. 386 · read as page image
On the 7th of Mohurrum, in the year 717 of the Hijra, Moobarik ascended the throne.
- vol. I, p. 395 · read as page image
with a stroke of a scimitar cut off the King's head, and threw it into the court-yard.