AHMUD POORBY
Succeeds to his father's throne — reigns eighteen years, and dies.
A. H. 830.
A. D. 1420.

THE Prince Ahmud, as heir-apparent, succeeded his father on the throne; and after reigning eighteen years, died A. H. 830.

NASIR-OOD-DEEN GHOLAM POORBY.
Nasir, a slave, usurps the throne; but is shortly after deposed.

ON the death of Ahmud, one of his personal at­tendants had the audacity to usurp the place of his sovereign, and seizing the King's property, dis­tributed it among his fellow-servants, in order to obtain their support; but the nobles of the state having discovered one of the descendants of Shums-ood-Deen Bhungera I., placed him on the throne, and deposed the usurper; who is stated by some historians to have reigned several days; others, only a few hours.