Person · r. 1578 – 1586
Yusuf Shah Chak
Son of Ali Shah Chak, who succeeded him and later sought Akbar's aid against a rival Chak faction; repeatedly deposed and restored, he was ultimately drawn to Akbar's court and detained there while his own son held the throne.
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- vol. IV, p. 524 · read as page image
On the death of Ally he was succeeded by his son Yoosoof, while the late King's brother, Abdal Khan, apprehensive of his nephew's designs on his person, withdrew from the capital.