Person · r. 1396 – 1416
Sikandar Butshikan
Son of Qutb-ud-din, enthroned as a minor under his mother Soorut Rani's regency; he later destroyed Kashmir's Hindu temples and died of a fever after nearly twenty years, naming his son Ali as successor.
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- vol. IV, p. 462 · read as page image
Kootb-ood-Deen was succeeded by his son Sugga, who assumed the title of Sikundur, and subsequently acquired the surname of Bootshikun, or the Iconoclast. In consequence of his tender years, his mother, the Dowager-queen, whose name was Soorut Rany, exercised the sypreme control for a considerable period
- vol. IV, p. 466 · read as page image
and declaring Ameer Khan his successor, with the title of Ally Shah, he died A. H. 819, after a reign of nearly twenty years.