Firishta's History (Gulshan-i Ibrāhīmī) 339.1
History of the Rise of the Mahomedan Power in India (Briggs) 339.1
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Ascends his father’s throne. — The dissensions between the races of Chuk and Makry continue. — Abdal Makry invites Hoomayoon Padshah to invade Kashmeer — accompanies Mirza Heidur Doghlat with a force — subverts the government of the Chuks. — Abdal Makry dies, leaving Mirza Heidur Doghlat at the head of the state.— Atchy Chuk procures the aid of Sheer Shah, King of Dehly.— The Hindoostan troops defeated. — Mirza Heidur removes the seat of government from Serinuggur to Indrakote — invades little Thibet — eventually conquers both great and little Thibet on the north, and the districts of Pugly and Rajoory on the south. — Mirza Heidur is killed in an endeavour to suppress an insurrection. — An oligarchy succeeds, which, for form's sake, acknowledges Nazook as King. — Shortly after which he is deposed. Ibrahim was succeeded by his son Nazook. This prince had scarcely ascended the throne three months when he was expelled by the army of Hoomayoon Padshah of Dehly; which invading Kashmeer conquered that province, as we shall proceed to relate.