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# The Sultanate of Delhi, 711–1526 A.D. c19.s8.t4: Conspiracy against Mubarak

The Sultanate of Delhi, 711–1526 A.D. c19.s8.t4

- **Language:** English

### Conspiracy against Mubarak

### [c19.s8.t4.1](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.general.srivastava-1950.c19.s8.t4.1)

During his journey back to Delhi, a conspiracy was hatched against the life of the Sultan. The chief conspirator was his cousin, Asad-ud-din, son of Yaghrush Khan, brother of Firoz Khalji. The conspirators planned to kill the Sultan and place a ten-year old son of Khizr Khan on the throne. One of the conspirators revealed the plot to the king who had the conspirators arrested and put to death. The conspiracy so much enraged Mubarak that he ordered all the male descendants of Yaghrush Khan to be put to death. At the same time, his brothers, Khizr Khan, Shadi Khan and Shihab-ud-din, were killed at his orders. He then married Deval Devi, Khizr Khan’s widow.

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