Person · r. 1422 – 1472
Zain-ul-Abidin
Brother of Ali Shah, who took the throne from him by force with Gakkhar backing; a long-reigning king remembered for tolerance and public works, he died at 69 amid unresolved rivalry among his three sons.
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- vol. IV, p. 469 · read as page image
Shady Khan ascended the throne under the title of Zein-ool-Abid-Deen, and immediately sent a large force, with Jusrut Gukkiir, to conquer the Punjab
- vol. IV, p. 468 · read as ocr text