Person · r. 1053 – ?

Súmra

Installed on the throne of Sind at Thari in A.H. 445/1053 A.D. after the Soomra tribesmen revolted from Ghaznavid rule; married a local zamindar's daughter and was succeeded by his son Bhungar.

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vol. I, p. 344 · read as page image in the year 445 Hijra (1053 A.D.), the men of Súmra collected in the vicinity of Tharí, and raised a man named Súmra to the seat of government.