Person · r. 1524 – 1554
Shah Hasan Arghun
Succeeded his father Shah Beg Arghun as ruler of Sind and completed the subjugation of the province, reigning thirty-two years until his death in A.H. 962/A.D. 1554.
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- vol. IV, p. 435 · read as page image
After the death of Shah Beg, he was succeeded by his eldest son Hoossein, who, following in the path of his father, reduced those towns in Sind which had not yet been subdued by his predecessor.